Commonwealth v. Cintolo
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtNolan, J.
We affirm the order dismissing the complaint as to the defendant for reasons hereinafter set forth. We assume, without deciding, that the Commonwealth’s appeal was timely filed. The defendant was the president of C & M Electric, Inc. (C & M), a Massachusetts corporation, for which one Jeffrey A. Taylor worked. Taylor sought process by criminal complaint against C & M and the defendant for violation of G. L. c. 149, § 150C (1990 ed.), which provides criminal penalties against “[a]ny person having employees . . . who withholds or deducts wages from employees for the purpose of purchasing or…
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