(MOA 12/19/03) SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY BOOK DUTIES: The City shall ensure that the officer assigned to the sex offender registry book is properly trained. The sex offender registry book duties shall remain in the detective bureau. A job description shall be prepared containing the sex offender registry book duties. The duties associated with the sex offender registry book shall be primarily assigned to the detective bureau during the day shift.

See, e.g., Doe, Sex Offender Registry Bd. No. 15606 v. Sex Offender Registry Bd., 452 Mass. 784, 795 (2008) (plaintiff's motion to present additional evidence was properly denied where hearing examiner considered plaintiff's position and the plaintiff did not demonstrate that further evidence on the matter would have added anything to the hearing examiners conclusion.)

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(MOA 12/19/03) SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY BOOK DUTIES: The City shall ensure that the officer assigned to the sex offender registry book is properly trained. The sex offender registry book duties shall remain in the detective bureau. A job description shall be prepared containing the sex offender registry book duties. The duties associated with the sex offender registry book shall be primarily assigned to the detective bureau during the day shift.

With respect to Projects to be installed at Massachusetts public schools, the Customer shall have the right to conduct a check of the Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) maintained by the Massachusetts Criminal History Board, and the Massachusetts Sex Offender Record Information (SORI) maintained by the Massachusetts Sex Offender Registry Board, for any officer or employee of the Provider, the Installer, or of a subcontractor of the Provider

Haddadin requested "agreements executed since January 1, 2014 between DCF and the Sex Offender Registry Board." Having received no response, Mr. Haddadin petitioned this office. Under the Public Records Law and the Access Regulations (Regulations) all requests for public records must be met with a response within ten (10) days of the request. G. L. c. 66, 10(b); 950 C.M.R. 32.05.

Sex Offender Registry, Requests for Registry Information: G.L. c. 6, 178I. It is highly probable that records required by law to be redacted are present within the Request Details field. As a result, segregation and redaction is necessary and required by law.

Sex Offender Registry, Requests for Registry Information: G.L. c. 6, 178I. It is highly probable that records required by law to be redacted are present within the Request Details field. As a result, segregation and redaction is necessary and required by law.

Executive Office of Public Safety & Security Sex Offender Registry Board P.O. Box 4547 Boston, MA 02108 Dear Attorney Massing: I have received the petition of Matthew Rocheleau appealing the nonresponse of the Executive Office of Public Safety & Security (Office) to a request for public records. G. L. c. 66, 10A; see also 950 C.M.R. 32.08(1). Specifically, Mr.

Sex Offender Registry Bd., 447 Mass. 779, 787 (2006), citing G. L.c. 30A, 14(7)(@), (g). Tf [the Board] has, in the discretionary exercise of its expertise, made a choice between two fairly conflicting views, and its selection reflects reasonable evidence, [a] court may not displace [the Boards] choice . _ even though the court would justifiably have made a different choice had the matter been before it de novo. Lisbon v.

Sex Offender Registry Bd., 447 Mass. 779, 787 (2006). Applying this standard, I conclude the csc? S decision must be affirmed.. I. Application of the Legal Standard - At its core, this case boils down to whether Lydon had completed her probationary period pursuant to G. L. c. 31, 61, and therefore should have been afforded tenured employee rights under G. L. c. 31, 41.