So now the “smiley-face” case will soon be heard a single justice of the Supreme Judicial Court (SJC). And the Massachusetts criminal justice system has another massive black eye.


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So now the “smiley-face” case will soon be heard a single justice of the Supreme Judicial Court (SJC). And the Massachusetts criminal justice system has another massive black eye.{ai:summary}<p>The "smiley-face" case is set to be reviewed by a single justice of the Supreme Judicial Court, adding to the ongoing issues within the Massachusetts criminal justice system. This development highlights the challenges and scrutiny faced by the state's legal framework. #crime</p>

Howie Carr: The ‘smiley-face’ case is no joke

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