A new executive order from Governor Janet Mills mandates that publicly-accessible businesses force customers to wear masks before...

Criminal defense for those who cannot afford an attorney in Maine is “underfunded“ by the state and there is a “desperate need” for more...

Trials planned for the coming months in York and Cumberland counties are being cancelled because of rising levels of Covid-19 cases in...

Criminal trials will take priority over civil cases in Maine - delaying foreclosures, small claims, land use violations and other matters...

The man who leads Maine’s commission on providing criminal defense for defendants unable to afford a lawyer has announced he’s stepping...

A motorist played loud music and used his horn against state law. Was that enough to enter his home without a warrant? SCOTUS will decide.

Frustration about budget cuts and stalled progress on a proposed public defender system for Maine spilled over at a meeting of a...

Jury trials are not expected to resume in Maine until early November at the earliest, according to updated plans related to the Covid...

The latest research by a commission covering legal defense is for just three counties in Maine

The in-person fall bar exam for Massachusetts has been cancelled altogether, putting into question whether Maine will eventually follow...

UPDATE: An associate at a Maine law firm has responded yet again in an open letter to the outcry to her comment the term ‘white...

Police officers should be forced to get insurance in the same way as motorists.

More recordings of attorney-client calls emerge, along with in-person visits by defense lawyers to their clients in jail.

Two complaints were sent to a commissioner, another directly to the Maine Commission on Indigent Legal Services

Statement from Maine Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers released.

The recording between an attorney and his client was shared with a prosecutor.

July bar cancelled and February bar results released with pass rate.

Chief Justice Leigh Saufley starts her new position next week.

Traffic stops by police are now even more likely.

Orders by the Supreme Judicial Court continue the restrictions already in place.