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In a suspense-filled final day of the legislative session, Massachusetts lawmakers kept alive a proposed constitutional amendment Tuesday that would put a stop to gay marriage in the only state that allows same-sex couples to wed.
MA high court nixes GPS for sex crime suspectsThe state's highest court has ruled that Massachusetts authorities cannot use a GPS system to track suspected sex offenders while they are awaiting trial.
Judge bans TV station from running story - BostonHerald.comYesterday, Suffolk Superior Court Judge Merita A. Hopkins prohibited WHDH from airing its story.
Return to segregation? - Washington BladeIn a 5-to-4 vote, a slim majority of justices ruled to limit the use of race in order to maintain or achieve school diversity.
Constitutional Crisis: Mass. legistlature side-steps same-sex marriage debateIn Massachusetts, the same-sex-marriage issue isn't quite done. In fact, the state faces something of a political and constitutional conundrum whose outcome is hard to predict.
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