Legal Question in Criminal Law in Massachusetts
Are witnesses allowed to speak at a lobbu conference
Asked on 10/22/13, 7:04 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Alan Pransky
Law Office of Alan J. Pransky
A lobby conference is a conference between the Judge and lawyers and possibly other people in the Judge's office. The Judge's office is usually called the Judge's lobby. Lobby conferences are conducted at the Judge's discretion and in a manner directed by the Judge. Witnesses have no right to attend or speak in lobby conferences. However, if the Judge allows a witness to attend and speak at a lobby conference then the witness may.
Answered on 10/22/13, 7:12 am
Related Questions & Answers
-
If charges are placed against me and are dropped at hearing can I go against them... Asked 10/21/13, 12:48 pm in United States Massachusetts Criminal Law
-
I was sent someone's (a local politician in a Massachusetts town) police record... Asked 9/28/13, 12:12 pm in United States Massachusetts Criminal Law