According to Anson Kaye from the Middlesex District Attorney's Office, Martin will be held without bail.
John LaChance, Martin's court-appointed lawyer as of yesterday morning, said that because he was appointed so late and had not had a chance to review the case, the court would reconsider bail at a pretrial hearing Feb. 7.
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"The system presumes he's innocent," LaChance said. "The Commonwealth has to prove he's guilty beyond a reasonable doubt."
Martin is being held in the Middlesex County Jail and will be tried in the Middlesex Superior Court.