Legal Question in Criminal Law in Massachusetts

: probable cause hearing

A dismissal is not a guarantee that the DA cannot proceed again. For instance, a DA can present the case to the grand jury.

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Re: probable cause hearing

The short answer is No to both of your questions. A finding of no probable cause does not prevent the DA from presenting the case to the grand jury on the original charge or a lesser offense.

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