Case Overview
At The Law Offices of Kensley Barrett, me and my team take pride in defending those who dedicate their lives to helping others. In this recent case out of Brockton District Court, our client — an employee at a mental health hospital — was wrongfully charged with assault and battery after an incident involving the restraint of a patient.
The Brockton Police Department arrested our client after video evidence appeared to show them physically escorting a patient to a hospital room. Despite the clear context that our client was performing their professional duties and maintaining safety, the alleged victim claimed they were assaulted without justification.
The Defense
The Commonwealth refused to dismiss the charges, citing the video evidence as proof of wrongdoing. However, Attorney Ken Barrett recognized that the footage actually supported our client's lawful actions under the circumstances. During trial, our defense highlighted our client's training, professional responsibilities, and intent to maintain patient and staff safety—not to harm or intimidate anyone.
The Outcome
Attorney Barrett took the case to a jury trial, presenting a clear and compelling defense. After only twenty minutes of deliberation, the jury returned a not guilty verdict. The very next day, the case was expunged from our client's record, restoring their reputation and career.
Case Results
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Charge: Assault and Battery
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Court: Brockton District Court
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Result: Not Guilty after Jury Trial
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Date of Resolution: September 2, 2025
At The Law Offices of Kensley Barrett, we fight tirelessly to protect the rights, livelihoods, and reputations of our clients. No matter how serious the accusation, we make sure your story is heard and your future protected.
📍 Contact The Law Offices of Kensley Barrett
Address: 1000 Chapel View Blvd, Cranston, RI 02920
Phone: 📞 (401) 425-4059
Website: www.krbarrettlaw.com

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