Decision Rendered in Nilan Appeal

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Clear Pipes wrote:

The sad thing is that Cliff Nilan is still employed.

Dio wrote:

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I'm not, just don't deny it when you have, no biggie, just don't say otherwise. Why would I use my name here, I wouldn't want to put my family in danger. It's bad enough Big Brothers' watching.

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Dio wrote:

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I'm not, just don't deny it when you have, no biggie, just don't say otherwise. Why would I use my name here, I wouldn't want to put my family in danger. It's bad enough Big Brothers' watching.

the hills have eyes wrote:

<quoted text>One does not even need to leave what should be the safety of their homes to be in danger. Some dangers kick in your locked door and violates you and sometimes taking your dog for a walk can be a life altering or life ending experience.

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Molly wrote:

<quoted text> Yes I was there. No lies Not drunk Stayed 1 hr anything else?

Praxis33 wrote:

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I'm not denying it. I used to use Solons. Now I use this one. That's it.
If people don't want to believe I am who I say I am, well, that's their problem.

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BARSTOOL AT EASTSIDE wrote:

Our good friend Cliff came in today and boy he looked bad !! i think the pressure is getting to him. he was sweating like Jerry Sandusky at a Cub Scout meeting.......come on people layoff him he is a standup guy. don't worry the Newell st crowd has your back!!

Molly wrote:

<quoted text>That would mean that Heller would have to leave his cave No chance of that happening!

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HellerCarbonCapNTradeLLC wrote:

Byrnes’ Decision in Nilan Show-Cause Reversed: Justice Hadley Allows Motion for Redetermination of Application For Criminal Complaint
New Hearing to be Scheduled
by G.M. Heller
Posted to Topix: Monday, February 13, 2012, 09:39 a.m.
Springfield, Mass.—- Massachusetts Associate Justice William P. Hadley ruled Friday that he will allow the motion by Pittsfield Police for redetermination of the application for criminal complaint filed against Meredith Nilan in the matter of a hit-run accident in which jogger Peter Moore was severely injured December 8, 2011.
The Justice’s ruling overturns a decision made in January by Asst. Clerk-Magistrate Nathan A. Byrnes, who was brought in from outside Berkshire County to preside at the show-cause hearing for defendant Nilan whose father is Clifford J. Nilan, chief of probation for the Berkshire Superior Court Probation Department.
The Berkshire Eagle misreported this past Saturday in an article headlined ‘No ruling yet on Nilan crash appeal’ written by reporter Andrew Amelinckx that:“A Springfield judge has yet to make a ruling on the appeal of an alleged hit-and-run case involving the 24-year-old daughter of Berkshire Superior Court’s chief of probation.”
The Eagle went on to misreport that:“A decision was expected this week, but did not occur.”
In fact, Justice Hadley issued his ruling Friday at which time it was mailed to the Criminal Clerk at Pittsfield District Court for dissemination to all parties involved.