With a law firm located in Medford, Massachusetts, defense attorney William Barabino has the experience necessary to successfully represent clients in a broad range of criminal defense matters, from driving offenses to drug charges.
The key to success in the courtroom is often thorough preparation. Motivated by a passion for justice, Mr. Barabino dedicates hours to thorough preparation that protects his clients' freedom. He researches legal issues, investigates facts and considers arguments. The result? He creates a strong defense that challenges prosecutors at every step of the way — excluding evidence from trial and forcing them to prove each element of a crime beyond a reasonable doubt.
Boston criminal defense attorney William Barabino has been a staple in the legal community for several years. He has the experience, skill and ability to ensure that you obtain the best results possible. Whether you are charged with a single misdemeanor offense in the District Court or a lifetime felony offense in Superior Court, he is ready to fight for every right that you deserve - and he is with you every step of the way. You can be confident you will have a lawyer that has represented individuals charged with offenses ranging from Homicide, OUI/DWI/DUI, License Suspensions, Juvenile Offenses, Domestic Assault and Battery, Drug Possession, Firearms Charges, Domestic Restraining Orders, Probation Violation, Sex Crimes as well as a range of other offenses.
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- University of Massachusetts - Boston
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- Q. If a family member was murdered, how can a relative find out information about the case or about the progress of a case?
- A: Hello,
Hopefully, the link will direct you to some resources. There are victim-witness advocates that aid and assist families for matter such as these. Best, Bill https://www.mass.gov/victim-witness-assistance
- Q. I have 2 open cases at court in Somerville , receiving a stolen motor vehicle and 2 counts of larceny over $1200.
- A: Hello,
You could have your bail revoked by court who arraigns you on the new charge. When bail is revoked it requires a 90-day incarceration or until the underlying case is disposed. You could also have bail attached on the new case and no bail revoked. Or simply given personal recognizance and told to return to court at some future date. That is the very basic summary of what can occur. Hope it helps. Bill
- Q. Can I get a medical marijuana card on probation in barnstable Massachusetts? I'm on drug and alcohol testing also.
- A: Hello,
I would suggest reaching out to your probation officer