MBTA, Milton and Massachusetts
Will Massachusetts' high court overturn a multifamily housing law? What was said in court
The seven-justice panel heard oral arguments from attorneys representing the town of Milton and the Massachusetts Attorney General’s office.
Milton's opposition to MBTA Communities Law argued before Massachusetts high court
BOSTON - The town of Milton took on the state of Massachusetts at the Supreme Judicial Court Monday in a case that Attorney General Andrea Campbell said represents a "pivotal moment" for the controversial MBTA Communities Law.
SJC hears arguments in lawsuit against Milton over MBTA Communities Law
The town of Milton took on Massachusetts at the Supreme Judicial Court Monday over the MBTA Communities Law. Yahoo Sports
Top Mass. court weighs Milton's rejection of MBTA zoning law
A state lawyer on Monday faced pointed questioning from Supreme Judicial Court judges about Attorney General Andrea Campbell’s authority to enforce the MBTA Communities zoning law.
State's lawsuit against Milton over MBTA housing law goes before high court
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell’s lawsuit against the Town of Milton took center stage at the state’s highest court Monday. The lawsuit came after voters rejected a voting plan that would have complied with a state law requiring more multi-family homes built near MBTA stations.
Oral arguments Monday in state lawsuit against Milton over MBTA housing law
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell’s lawsuit against the Town of Milton is set to take center stage at the state’s highest court Monday. The lawsuit came after voters rejected a voting plan that would have complied with a state law requiring more multi-family homes built near MBTA stations.
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