The Week in Augusta: Mar. 11 – 15
We had a busy week in Augusta, moving legislation from criminal legal reform to bodily autonomy.
We had a busy week in Augusta, moving legislation from criminal legal reform to bodily autonomy.
See this week's highlights from Augusta and what we have on our radar for next week.
The legislative session has a million moving parts. Here's what you need to know to keep up.
Maine is failing to uphold the Sixth Amendment right to effective assistance of counsel for people who cannot afford their own attorney. After extensive settlement negotiations with the state, we are...
The Senate passed LD 2001, following House passage last week. This bill would give teachers and schools the resources they need to teach Wabanaki and African American studies, just as Maine law demands.
Like an unconstitutional Florida law, LD 2204 would prohibit people from buying property based solely on their national origin, along with provisions that would increase incarceration rates and expand...