Had there been such a law in 2008, it would have given the author notice of his attacker’s status.
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Maine Voices: Case ruling on violation of due-process rights is a warning to defendants
The justice system is not always fair to all, so they must keep a close eye on the conduct of judges and prosecutors.
Cynthia Dill: Have faith, imbeciles won’t prevail
The good news is that people of all ages are standing up and speaking out for justice, civility and human dignity.
Jim Fossel: To Facebook, we users are not the customers, but the products
To make your account more secure – instead of just eliminating it – stop using it to log in to other sites.
Maine Voices: Opioids aren’t our only drug problem
Mainers also are dying from overdosing on meth, cocaine, benzodiazepines and alcohol – usually in combinations.
The humble Farmer: Duo of dogs prompts reflection on the human-canine connection
Just like us, some are sporting types who regularly feast on life’s goodies, while others are content just to stay out of the way of the big guys.
Maine finance commissioner: Tax conformity proposal works for Maine’s businesses and families
The Conformity and Family Tax Relief Act recouples Maine’s tax laws to the updated federal code.
Commentary: It’s not Cabinet officials’ job to be a ‘check’ on the president
Their job is to give the president options so he can make informed decisions.
Commentary: Repealing the Second Amendment would hurt the U.S. Constitution
The Constitution is weakened if we respond to Suprme Court decisions by trying to amend it right away.
Maine Voices: Collins, King should oppose Gina Haspel’s nomination to lead the CIA
Maine’s two senators are yet again being tested on the strength of their opposition to torture.