Massachusetts Code — 147
Browse 75 sections in division 147 of the Massachusetts code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 1. Definitions and duties of commissioner and division of occupational licensure
- § 2. Inspectors; powers and duties; appointment as special state police
- § 3. Rewards or gifts for services; failure to perform duties
- § 8. County police; appointment; badge; powers
- § 8A. Carrying police weapons and equipment
- § 10F. Parking control officers
- § 11. Cities authorized to establish police force; appointments to force
- § 12. Number of members
- § 13. Assignment to duty; powers and duties; compensation
- § 13A. Towns authorized to establish reserve police force; number; appointments; removal; regulations; powers and duties; compensation
- § 13B. Reserve police forces in cities; appointments from civil service eligible list
- § 13C. Reserve police forces in towns; appointments from civil service eligible list
- § 14. Days off for police; one day out of thirty
- § 15. Days off for police; one day out of fifteen
- § 16. Days off for police; one day out of eight
- § 16A. Days off for police; one day out of seven
- § 16B. Days off for police; one day out of six
- § 16C. Five day weeks; vote of voters; petition question on ballot
- § 17. Time for days off; effect; emergencies; minimum days annually; effect on annual vacations
- § 17A. Additional days off or pay
- § 17B. Five day and forty hour week; compensation for additional service; reduction in compensation
- § 17C. Time off or pay for overtime duty
- § 17D. Annual convention of Massachusetts Police Association
- § 17E. Overtime compensation upon discharge, resignation, retirement or death
- § 17F. Police chiefs; working on holidays; additional pay
- § 17G. Five day forty-hour week; overtime pay
- § 18. Police stations for detention of women; appointment of matrons
- § 19. Qualifications for appointment; removal; compensation; residence; on call status; powers and duties; accommodations for women held at stations
- § 20. Removal of women to nearest station with matron; jurisdiction
- § 21. ''Police station'' and ''station'' defined
- § 21A. Police cadets; appointment; qualifications; compensation; duties; status; retirement and pensions
- § 22. Definitions
- § 23. Necessity of private detective license; exceptions
- § 24. Applications; qualifications of applicants
- § 25. License; disqualification of convicts; duration; posting; name of licensee and approval; renewal and revocation
- § 26. License fees; bond
- § 27. Employment to determine labor conditions or disseminate propaganda; penalty
- § 28. Assistants; employment; divulgence of information or false report; penalty
- § 29. Badges, identification cards, weapons, equipment and vehicles
- § 29A. Daily records concerning guards carrying guns required
- § 30. Prohibited acts; penalty
- § 31. Names of police officers sent to municipal police training committee; failure to send names
- § 32. Necessity of license to hold boxing, kickboxing, mixed martial arts or other unarmed combative sporting event or sparring match or exhibition; definitions applicable to Secs. 32 to 51
- § 33. Issuance and term of license; revocation of license; issuance of license for toughman competition prohibited
- § 34. Bond
- § 35. Licenses for physician, promoter, referee, judge, timekeeper, professional boxer, kickboxer, mixed martial arts contestant or other unarmed combative sport contestant, or a manager, trainer or second of such a contestant; fees
- § 35A. Amateur boxing, mixed martial arts or other unarmed combative sporting events, sparring matches and exhibitions; acknowledgment of rules and regulations of amateur governing body; licensing of amateur referees, judges and officials; limitation on number and timing of competitions; gloves
- § 36. Necessity of referee and judges; powers and duties; vote; decision; forfeitures; fees of officials; payment
- § 36A. Contracts between unarmed combatants and managers or promoters
- § 36B. Violations of Secs. 32 to 51; penalties
- § 37. Necessity of physician; duties; qualifications; fees; certificate of contestant's fitness
- § 38. Number and time of rounds; frequency of tournaments or contests; gloves; protective devices
- § 39. Ages of contestants and persons admitted to matches
- § 39A. Boxer, kickboxer, mixed martial arts contestant or other unarmed combative sport contestant previously knocked out six or more times
- § 39B. Insurance on contestants
- § 40. Percentage of receipts paid to commonwealth; reports to commission; filing of contracts entered into for sale, lease or exploitation of broadcasting rights; enforcement
- § 40A. Boxers' fund
- § 41. Number of persons admitted; limitation
- § 42. Revocation or suspension of license; administrative penalty
- § 43. Financial interest of licensee in boxer; prepayment of contestant
- § 44. Authority of commission to summon witnesses
- § 45. Enjoining unlicensed or illegal matches
- § 46. Rules and regulations; special permits; annual report
- § 47. Distribution to towns of money received by commonwealth
- § 47A. Prohibition of licensed event by municipality; notice of exercise of municipal option
- § 50A. Courses of instruction in boxing, kickboxing, mixed martial arts and other unarmed combative sports or matches or exhibitions sponsored by youth organizations, private clubs, law enforcement agencies, etc.
- § 51. Statutes not applicable to matches or exhibitions
- § 56. Sale of power lawn mowers; safety devices required; rules and regulations; penalty
- § 57. Installation, repair or maintenance of security systems; licensure; exceptions
- § 58. Application for license; filing; contents; proof of qualifications
- § 59. Issuance of license; effect of felony conviction; term; contents; renewal
- § 60. Employee statements; filing; security check; false statements by licensee or employee; penalties
- § 61. Fees
- § 62. Acceptance of education, training or service completed by applicant as member of armed forces toward qualification requirements to receive license or certification; validity of license or certificate during active service of holder; expedited licensing of spouse of member of armed services
- § 63. Prohibition of assistance to federal law enforcement agency or any other state's law enforcement agency or any private citizen or quasi-law enforcement agent in investigation or inquiry into services constituting legally-protected health care activity; enforcement