READ: Courtroom transcript documents fight over Massachusetts recording law

READ: Courtroom transcript documents fight over Massachusetts recording law

BOSTON — A transcript of oral arguments exchanged in federal court last month regarding a lawsuit challenging Massachusetts' two-party recording law has been released, and according to arguments from lawyers defending the Bay State, the law cannot be challenged as the plaintiff has yet to be prosecuted with a crime.  

Project Veritas Action Fund, the undercover guerilla journalism outfit whose secretly-recorded videos have most recently caught high-level Democrats outlining the strategy behind fomenting violent disruptions at President-elect Donald Trump's campaign rallies, filed the lawsuit against Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel F. Conley last March.

Social media allegations against Trump-loving Babson duo crumble under investigation
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Social media allegations against Trump-loving Babson duo crumble under investigation

Evan Lips

WELLESLEY — The popular narrative of how a male Babson College duo terrorized the women of Wellesley College a day after President-elect Donald Trump's defeat of Hillary Clinton with a four-wheeled campus joyride and an arsenal of hateful slurs appears to be crumbling under the weight of an investigation.

The Boston Herald on Tuesday reported that a series of investigative documents indicate that social media's version of the "campus joyride" differs wildly from the actual events.

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