Calzado v. Com.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the Court
Calzado also argues that if the witness tampering indictment is not dismissed, the evidence supporting that indictment would be used against him as to the murder charge.1 Again, if there is any impropriety in the admission of evidence, an adequate remedy is available in the ordinary course of appeal. The fact that, as Calzado argues, this process might be time-consuming and the outcome uncertain does not render the remedy inadequate. The single justice did not err or abuse her discretion by denying extraordinary relief.2
Judgment affirmed.
While we do not decide the issue, we note that it is…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- McGuinness v. CommonwealthMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · 1995
- C.E. v. J.E.Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · 2015
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