Commonwealth v. Christian
Massachusetts Appeals Court
1Opinion of the CourtKass, J.
We consider (1) whether the defendant used correct procedure to seek review of the revocation of his probation; and (2) whether, after judgment of conviction, the conditions of probation are negotiable.
History of proceedings. Michael J. Christian, the defendant, placed a telephone call to the home of a former woman friend as to whom he was subject to a “no contact” order under G. L. c. 209A. To a charge of violating that c. 209A order, Christian entered a plea of guilty. A District Court judge on August 2, *4781996, imposed a sentence of one year of probation.1 The terms of probation were…
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