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Associate Responds To ‘White Privilege Is Racist’ Remarks At State Bar Event
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...

Wraight.Law
Jun 22, 2020


Idea Pushed By Maine Attorney To Reform Policing Gets NPR Attention
Police officers should be forced to get insurance in the same way as motorists.

Wraight.Law
Jun 7, 2020


More Recordings Between Lawyers And Incarcerated Clients Revealed
More recordings of attorney-client calls emerge, along with in-person visits by defense lawyers to their clients in jail.

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Jun 5, 2020


Complaints About Lawyers Investigated by Commission
Two complaints were sent to a commissioner, another directly to the Maine Commission on Indigent Legal Services

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Jun 5, 2020


Maine Defense Attorneys Group Issues Statement On George Floyd’s Death
Statement from Maine Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers released.

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Jun 3, 2020


Jail Inmate Recording Of Call With Attorney Shocks Commissioners (UPDATE)
The recording between an attorney and his client was shared with a prosecutor.

Wraight.Law
May 5, 2020


Wait Is Over! Summer Bar Exam Postponed And February Results Out
July bar cancelled and February bar results released with pass rate.

Wraight.Law
Apr 15, 2020


Chief Justice Quits To Be Dean At Maine's Only Law School
Chief Justice Leigh Saufley starts her new position next week.

Wraight.Law
Apr 9, 2020


Vehicle Stops OK If Owner Has Expired License But Cops Don't Know Who's Driving
Traffic stops by police are now even more likely.

Wraight.Law
Apr 6, 2020


Jury Trials Off In May, Non-Urgent Court Hearings Still Postponed
Orders by the Supreme Judicial Court continue the restrictions already in place.

Wraight.Law
Apr 1, 2020


Maine's Only Law School Improves To 122 Out of 147 Ranked Nationwide
Maine Law improves its place in the annual list of law schools ranked nationally.

Wraight.Law
Mar 17, 2020


Virus Fears To Limit Cases In Maine Courts - All Trials Halted
Maine's highest court has halted ALL trials and severely limited which other hearings will go ahead until May.

Wraight.Law
Mar 13, 2020


Jury Trials Suspended in Maine's Federal Courts Over Virus Fears
Federal courts in Maine will not hold jury trials until May, according to a new order.

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Mar 13, 2020


Public Defender Proposed And More Rigorous Standards Coming For Criminal Lawyers In Maine
Reforms taking shape for Maine's criminal justice system.

Wraight.Law
Feb 27, 2020


Public Defender Proposal For Maine Could Start In Three Counties With Non-Profit Corporation Model
A public defender organization could start in three Maine counties, replacing private attorneys, if a new proposal is adopted.

Wraight.Law
Feb 11, 2020


Ban on Cellphone Use While Driving About To Affect Drivers in Bay State From Sunday
A ban on cellphone use will driving about to come into force in Massachusetts.

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Feb 9, 2020


Proposed Law Would Further Limit Access To Juvenile Criminal Records
A bill would limit access to records of juveniles accused of crimes and allow records to be 'sealed' from public view.

Wraight.Law
Feb 7, 2020


Bill's Plan For Time Off For Victims of Sex Assault, Violence, Stalking
A bill being considered by Maine law-makers would allow time off work for alleged victims of sex assault, domestic violence, and stalking.

Wraight.Law
Jan 30, 2020


Revised Plans For York Courthouse In Biddeford Being Discussed Early Feb.
Architectural rendering of planned new courthouse in Biddeford is sent to city council for discussion by the planning board on February 5.

Wraight.Law
Jan 30, 2020


Statute 'Unconstitutional' And 'Good Faith Exception' Used For First Time by State's Highest Court
A law that cops take blood tests of drivers in fatal crashes is unconstitutional. A 1984 Supreme Court case is also used for the first time.

Wraight.Law
Jan 29, 2020
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