The legal defense team for suspended Middlesex County Judge Carlia Brady wants the "authentic" voicemails of her calls to the Woodbridge Police Department.
June 27, 2014 at 12:15 AM
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Voice Recognition—Lawyers for Middlesex County judge Carlia Brady, who faces criminal charges for allegedly harboring and hindering the arrest of an armed-robbery suspect, want to know exactly what she said in phone calls to the Woodbridge Police Department.
In a motion filed in Superior Court in Somerville on June 24, Brady’s attorney, Robert Scrivo, claimed the voicemails produced in discovery were “not exact clones” of the ones left.
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