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A man charged with trying to bilk the Boston Marathon bombing victims' fund out of more than $2 million has filed a federal lawsuit claiming state police violated his constitutional rights when they arrested him. The Boston Herald reports that Branden Mattier alleges police misconduct and is seeking $100,000 in damages...

Attorneys for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzokhar Tsarnaev are formally asking a federal judge for more time to prepare arguments that their client shouldn't be subject to the death penalty.

State lawmakers are considering whether to allow motorists to buy a "Boston Strong" license plate with proceeds helping victims of the April 15 marathon bombing.

The state cop who leaked arrest photos of Dzhokar Tsarnaev to the press will be placed on restricted duty for now. The decision was made at a hearing yesterday at State Police headquarters in Framingham.

The defense team for the surviving Boston Marathon bombing suspect has made another attempt to add a national death penalty expert to its roster.

Plans are in the works for a movie about the deadly Boston Marathon bombing attacks.

Making his first public court appearance, Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has plead not guilty to all counts, including using a weapon of mass destruction.

Dzhokher Tsarnaev's public arraignment will be in front of many of the victims he injured, Wednesday afternoon.

The Justice Department is announcing charges against the surviving Boston Marathon Bombing suspect.

Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokar Tsarnaev is apparently receiving donations from supporters.