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NO. SJC-10824 PURSUANT TO GLC 211, 5 3 FROM ... - Mass Cases

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On September 8, and 18, 2009, the Pro se<br />

defendant filed with the Single Justice of the<br />

Supreme Judicial Court a "Motion Requesting<br />

Emergency Ex Parte Hearing'' and a "Petition For<br />

Relief Pursuant To F.L,c. <strong>211</strong>, 8 3", seeking<br />

an order to vacate the lower court's misapplica-<br />

tion of G.L.c. 265, $ 47, forcing defendant to<br />

wear a GPS electronic bracelet. However, both<br />

matters were denied without a hearing (Cordy, J.)<br />

(R.A. "36-40").<br />

While on bail, the defendnat was ridiculed,<br />

ostracized, and harassed by family, friends, and<br />

the public in general. So much so that family and<br />

friends made it known to the defendant that they<br />

did not want the defendant to be around their<br />

children unsupervised because the court would not<br />

have put the defendant on a GPS electronic bracelet<br />

if he was not a sex offender.<br />

The defendant was stopped by the police on<br />

several occasions, allegedly to check his license<br />

and registration for some contrived motor vehicle<br />

infraction, but never given a citation. Defendant's<br />

movements were being closely monitored by police<br />

and other law enforcement entities with access to<br />

the GPS monitoring system.<br />

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