Webneh v. Boston Police Department

1998 Mass. App. Div. 252, 1998 Mass. App. Div. LEXIS 106
Massachusetts District Court, Appellate Division·Decided November 17, 1998·Published·Cited by 2 cases

Opinion

Giles, J.

Pursuant to Uniform Rule on Civil Motor Vehicle Infractions (d), appellant Mamu G. Webneh (“appellant”) has appealed the trial court’s finding him responsible for the civil motor vehicle infraction of failing to use safety, for which violation he was assessed the sum of thirty-five dollars. The appellant assigns as the issue of law upon which review is sought the following: “At the time of de novo hearing befor [sic] the judge the Commonwealth police officer fieled [sic] to appear[.] [N]o one testifed [sic] for the prosecution of [sic] the ticket in violation of law. Reading v. Murray, 405 Mass. 415 (1989).”

On the basis of the record before us,1 we find that no issue of law has been presented and that no prejudicial error occurred. Therefore, the finding of responsible is hereby affirmed.

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