Nolle prosequi | Agency Checklists

Nolle Prosequi, or “null pross” in courthouse slang,” is when a prosecutor unilaterally advises the court that he or she will not further prosecute a complaint or indictment. A prosecutor has the discretion to terminate a case and may do so because of lack of evidence, a plea agreement or a superseding indictment.

Mass. Hearing Officer Revokes Producer’s License and Fines Her $2,000
Division revokes producer's license and fines her for not report license actions based on Aon terminating her for involvement in a fraud scheme.
Video Of Auto Body Shop Owner Using Sledgehammer And Mallet To Get Larger Insurance Damage Payouts leads To Two And One-Half Year Sentence
The owner of Accurate Collision, Inc. of Worcester and ADH Collision of Boston, Inc. d/b/a Accurate Collision in Everett pleaded guilty to 18 counts of insurance fraud, 15 counts of larceny by false pretenses, three counts of attempted larceny and six counts of malicious destruction of property.
A Look Back At The Fight Against Insurance Fraud in Massachusetts in 2011
April 26, 2012 - The Insurance Fraud Bureau published its Annual Report for 2011 on its efforts in combating insurance fraud in Massachusetts.

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