Offender Record Information); G.L. c. 41, 97D (reports of rape, sexual assault, and reports of domestic abuse must be maintained as confidential); G.L. c. 265, 24C (names of victim of sexual assault or rape or intent to rape must be maintained as confidential); G.L. c. 66, 10B (home address, personal email address and home telephone number of law enforcement, judicial, prosecutorial, department of youth services, department of children and families, department

The home address, personal email address and home telephone number oflaw enforcement, judicial, prosecutorial, department of youth services, department of children and families, department of correction and any other public safety and criminal justice system personnel, and of unelected general court personnel, shall not be public records in the custody of the employers of such personnel or the public employee retirement administration commission or

The statute provides in relevant part: The home address and home telephone number of law enforcement, judicial, prosecutorial, department of youth services, department of children and families, department of correction and any other public safety and criminal justice system personnel, and of unelected general court personnel, shall not be public records in the custody of the employers of such personnel or the public employee retirement administration

Department of Corrections, 10 MCSR Saugus, 8 MCSR Health, 19 MCSR 328 (2006); 79 (1997); Springer v. Town of 154 (1995). The Commission accepts a Claim of Appeal as timely filed, so long as the appeal is actually received or is postmarked within the prescribed deadline for filing. See 801 CMR 1.00 (4)(b); Town of Falmouth v.

Department of Correction, 434 Mass. 40, 45 (2001). See Almeida v. Travelers Ins. Co., 383 Mass. 226, 229-230 (1981) (precluded issue received actual adjudication). Preclusion requires disposition on the merits, not off the merits (as occurred here by reason of the absence from the original hearing of the complainant). The Colonel/Superintendent possessed authority to reinstate a proceeding designed to determine the facts.

Gleason is presently employed as a Correction Officer II (CO II) with the Massachusetts Department of Correction (DOC). Exhibit 1. 2. The 2015 CO III exam consisted of two (2) components: a written exam component, administered on May 16, 2015; and the Education and Experience (E&E) component. The passing score for the exam is a 70. The weight afforded to the written exam component is 60% and the E&E exam component is 40%. Exhibit 2, p1. 3.

Battaglia, a Correction Officer I (CO I) with the Department of Correction (DOC), appealed to the Civil Service Commission (Commission) after the states Human Resources Division (HRD) denied his request for credit for certain prior employment on the Experience/Training & Education (E&E) component of the 1 August 17, 2024 Correction Officer II (CO II) examination. I held a remote pre-hearing conference on this appeal on December 10, 2024.

Department of Correction, CSC No. G1-19-198, 33 MCSR --- (2020) and Kodhimaj v. Department of Correction, 32 MCSR 377 (2019).

J.P. worked for the Massachusetts Department of Correction as a Correction Officer at MCI Concord, MA. (Exh. 4; Testimony of Appellant) 7. J.P. was no stranger to many MPD Officers. In February 2013, Officer Sennett had pulled over J.P. for traffic infractions and his female passenger, a suspected shoplifter, was arrested on three outstanding warrants. In December 2013, the woman died of a heroin overdose at J.P.s home.

The statute provides in relevant part: The home address and home telephone number of law enforcement, judicial, prosecutorial, department of youth services, department of children and families, department of correction and any other public safety and criminal justice system personnel, and of unelected general court personnel, shall not be public records in the custody of the employers of such personnel or the public employee retirement administration