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Aug 05, 2021
Defending the Right to Remain Silent During Police Interrogations — State of Maine v. Derric McLain
We filed a friend-of-the-court brief arguing that Maine's constitution should provide stronger protection for Miranda rights than current federal law. You have rights when you are interrogated by the police, and police should never be allowed to violate your rights and coerce a confession.
Jul 31, 2019
Reining In Unchecked Police Power – Gaul v. York County, et al.
We're suing to protect Maine's people from unreasonable warrantless arrests after a York County man was detained, arrested, and strip searched for a minor, nonviolent misdemeanor charge – all without a warrant or any public safety or flight risk.
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