Commonwealth v. Kendrick
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtCowin, J.
We consider here whether a probation condition that the defendant have “no contact” with minors under sixteen years of age gave him sufficient notice that he was prohibited from displaying his antique automobile at a car show attended by minors. A District Court judge determined that the defendant *73violated his probation by this conduct and committed him to a house of correction to serve the balance of a suspended sentence.1 The defendant appealed and the Appeals Court affirmed the probation revocation. Commonwealth v. Kendrick, 63 Mass. App. Ct. 142 (2005). We granted the defendant’s…
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