The SJC recently held in Guardianship of V.V., 470 Mass. 590 (2015) that indigent parents have a constitutional right to counsel […]
The SJC recently held in Guardianship of V.V., 470 Mass. 590 (2015) that indigent parents have a constitutional right to counsel […]
In December 2015, President Obama signed into law the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). ESSA amends the Elementary and Secondary […]
Given new Executive Branch directives regarding meetings and events in light of COVID-19, the CPCS Training Department is cancelling all […]
Two Committee for Public Counsel Services public defenders have been selected to participate in the Boston Bar Association’s Public Interest […]
Dear Private Attorneys, We hope you and your families are well during this difficult time. Due to exceptional circumstances brought […]
With the unprecedented crisis of COVID-19, more and more we are looking for ways to communicate remotely with clients, colleagues, […]
BOSTON — On May 11, EOHHS Secretary, Marylou Sudders, announced that Joan Mikula, has been promoted to serve as Commissioner […]
The Department of Children and Families has issued a new policy effective September 2, 2014 governing education for children involved […]
September 14, 1953 – June 16, 2015 With sadness, we are writing to let you know that Margaret Winchester, the […]
On October 10, the Boston Globe published several letters to the editor regarding DCF and the courts, including the following […]
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