Mass. high court slaps State Police for mishandling breathalyzer tests
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled tens of thousands of OUI convictions were based on faulty breathalyzer tests.
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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled tens of thousands of OUI convictions were based on faulty breathalyzer tests.
Roughly 27,000 OUI convictions have been thrown into question, but not automatically dismissed.
Torrance Hodges, of Dorchester, was struck Sunday night at the intersection of Dorchester Avenue and Gallivan Boulevard, State Police spokesman David Procopio wrote in a statement. The man was rushed to Boston Medical Center where he was pronounced dead, State Police said.
State Police and the Middlesex district attorney’s office are investigating the death and are working to identify the victim, officials said.
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