Curry College Student Facing Vandalism Charges? Protect Your Future with Experienced Defense Attorneys
Vandalism charges may seem minor, but for Curry College students, they can lead to serious consequences—criminal penalties, campus disciplinary action, and a tarnished reputation. Whether it's damage to dorms, public property, or vehicles, these incidents can result in misdemeanor or felony charges and significant academic repercussions.
At Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm, we defend Curry students in Quincy District Court and guide them through Curry College's disciplinary hearings to protect their academic and legal standing.
📞 Call (857) 229-2442 now for a free, confidential consultation with a skilled defense attorney.
What Is Vandalism Under Massachusetts Law?
In Massachusetts, vandalism is defined under M.G.L. c. 266 §§ 126A, 127 as:
🔹 Willfully and maliciously destroying, defacing, or damaging another's property
Examples include:
🎓 Breaking doors, windows, or furniture
🖌️ Writing on or marking walls, vehicles, or buildings
🏫 Damaging dorms, electronics, or school facilities
🤡 Pranks that cause physical damage
Damage over $1,200 may be charged as a felony.
Common Vandalism Scenarios for Curry Students
Typical incidents involving students include:
🥊 Punching or kicking doors during an argument
🎉 Breaking windows or light fixtures at parties
🎨 Spray painting buildings or sidewalks
💔 Damaging a roommate's or partner's property
👥 Group pranks causing unintentional damage
Even if you acted as part of a group, you can still face individual charges or disciplinary action.
Criminal Penalties for Vandalism
Penalties depend on the value of the damage:
💸 Under $1,200: Misdemeanor, up to 2½ years in jail
💰 Over $1,200: Felony, up to 2½ years in jail and larger fines
📑 Mandatory restitution to the victim or college
⚖️ Probation, community service, or a permanent CORI entry
All Curry-related vandalism cases are prosecuted at:
Quincy District Court
📍 1 Dennis Ryan Parkway, Quincy, MA 02169
Curry College Code of Conduct
Curry College's student handbook requires students to respect campus and community property. Vandalism, even if minor, is treated seriously and may lead to:
🏠 Loss of housing or privileges
🔍 Full Conduct Board investigation
⚠️ Disciplinary probation, suspension, or expulsion
💸 Mandatory restitution or fines
Curry may discipline you even if criminal charges are dropped or dismissed.
FAQs – Vandalism at Curry College
What if the damage was accidental?
Intent is required for a criminal charge, but Curry may still pursue discipline for reckless behavior or policy violations.
Can I be charged even if it was a group prank?
Yes. Participation or encouragement in the act can lead to individual or group charges.
Will this affect my housing or financial aid?
Yes. Students found responsible may lose housing or financial aid based on the outcome of the conduct process or criminal case.
Our Defense Approach
We protect Curry students by:
🔎 Showing lack of intent or mistaken identity
🤝 Negotiating restitution to avoid criminal conviction
🎓 Advocating in Curry disciplinary hearings to prevent suspension
📜 Pursuing diversion, dismissal, or record sealing
Our goal is to keep you in school and safeguard your future.
Why Curry Students Trust Marin, Barrett, and Murphy
🎯 Trusted advocates for Curry students in legal and campus matters
📍 Local expertise in Quincy District Court
✅ Strong record of resolving vandalism and property damage cases
🤝 Personalized defense to protect your academic and legal standing
Contact Us Today for a Free, Confidential Case Review
Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm
📍 572 Washington Street, Suite 21, Wellesley, MA 02482
📞 (857) 229-2442
We're available 24/7 to discuss urgent student cases. If you're facing vandalism charges at Curry College, don't wait—call now for strategic legal guidance.
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