You’ve been arraigned on a criminal charge in Massachusetts. While your case is open, you get picked up on a new charge. The Commonwealth may move for a revocation of bail on your open matter. That means that the judge could hold you in custody for up to 120 days without the chance to be bailed out. You need an experienced criminal defense attorney that you can afford. We will argue that your bail should remain in place and you should remain free. As long as you’re out, you can fight your case, keep your job and be with your family.