Defense examines timeline and medical procedures during Rodriguez's testimony regarding daughter allegations.

On appeal in Commonwealth v. Johnson, defense counsel argued trial counsel was ineffective for not hiring an expert on false and socially induced memory after the Commonwealth presented an expert; the panel probed whether counsel’s choice was a reasonable strategic decision and whether any omission caused prejudice.

In Commonwealth v. Robbins (25P081), defense counsel challenged the decision to call the complainant’s brother, arguing counsel failed to prepare and that his testimony ultimately bolstered the prosecution’s credibility; the Commonwealth said the testimony created a material discrepancy useful to the defense. The court took the matter under advisement.

Appellant argued DCFs neglect finding rests on an investigators possibly biased summary of childrens statements and on an erroneous factual finding that the appellant admitted throwing a ball; DCF said three children gave consistent accounts and the fair hearing officer reasonably credited them. The case was submitted.

Judge Wilkins questions jury's decision on credibility and injury causation in rear-end accident.

Discrepancies in PayPal transactions raise questions about Rose Gordon's financial management and estate dealings.

Defense claims biased jurors affected verdict credibility and calls for case reversal.