SOMERVILLE. A Somerville man who was convicted of numerous drug charges will get a new trial.
The state Appeals Court remanded the case after it ruled that the 2006 search of Joshua Bookman’s apartment was illegal. Police entered after he was arrested while conducting a drug deal in his car, but no drugs were found in the car.
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