MA Seal on Constable Badges
Thanks to Lyle R. Hasley, a Constable for Mashpee, our Network has learned that a Constable's badge should not bear the Sigil of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts unless he/she is in regular employment as a Constable. Furthermore, a Constable may not use the seal of the Commonwealth on any business advertisement, according to MGL.The 'Process Server' page, which has a Constable badge as an image, will be edited shortly.
Thanks again Constable Hasley for bringing this matter to our attention. To those that may need a Constable and/or a Notary Public in the Mashpee area, be sure to contact:
Lyle R. Hasley
508-360-6575
508-360-6575
posted by Korey -Founder- at
8:06 AM
3 Comments:
That is NOT true, it OK for Constables to have the state seal on there badges. They cannot use the seal for there letterheads or websites. But they can have the seal on there badges. In the past your comment was correct and even according to the state secretary office that is correct or I should say was correct until recently. There is now case law that says the opposite and it was decided not long ago and it took place in springfield court. You can thank a Sprignfield Constable for setting that in motion.
It seems as though the information provided to me in the past may now be obsolete; therefore, I'll do some quick research and will repost in the near future.
Thank you to "the contstable" who left the comment above. If you reveal your name and phone number, I will advertise your name and number on my new post. Please note we have a lot of traffic that visits our website daily (well, minus the weekends).
Hi. If the rules on the badges have been changed I would love to know where to find the info on it. If you could contact me with that info I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
lyle22002@yahoo.com
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