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A farm worker from Jamaica had a stroke. He says MaineHealth sent him back without a plan. (opens the original)
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It was still dark out the morning Edwin Duffus says Maine Medical Center staff put him in a wheelchair and told him he had to leave. Duffus, an uninsured Jamaican farm worker, had been at the Portland hospital for 12 days in the summer of 2022 after suffering a stroke in Warren, according to a lawsuit he filed against MaineHealth last week in federal court. Four MaineHealth physical therapists recommended that Duffus be discharged to an inpatient rehabilitation facility, and one questioned wheth
DHS sent 159 agents to Maine during immigration surge, according to court records (opens the original)
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The Department of Homeland Security sent 159 agents to Maine during the January immigration enforcement surge, according to records filed in a lawsuit alleging that agents violated the constitutional rights of people who were filming them. One record includes a list of agents and the regions they were sent from, including New England, California, Utah, New York, Maryland, Illinois, Louisiana, Washington, D.C., New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The agents’ names are blacked out in a version of the fed
Maine’s chief justice describes ‘increasing alarm’ at prosecutors’ discovery violations (opens the original)
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The head of Maine’s highest court said she is concerned by prosecutors’ increasing failure to share evidence with defendants in a timely fashion. Chief Justice Valerie Stanfill wrote in a concurring opinion published Thursday that she was expressing “increasing alarm at the frequency with which the state of Maine is violating its simplest discovery obligations.” Various attorneys said Friday that they weren’t surprised by Stanfill’s remarks and that this has been an issue for years. The Maine Pr
Maine’s $1B lottery winner asks to drop privacy lawsuit against ex (opens the original)
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Maine’s largest-ever lottery winner has asked to drop his lawsuit against his former partner, taking the step shortly before a federal appeals court in Boston ruled that he would have to disclose his identity at trial. Less than a year after winning $1.35 billion in the Maine Mega Millions in early 2023, the man — who claimed his winnings through an LLC registered in Delaware — sued his ex in U.S. District Court, seeking at least $100,000 in damages over allegations that she violated a nondisclo
Maine polygraph examiner accused of lying about at least 7 law enforcement hiring tests (opens the original)
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A former detective lied about completing polygraph exams for seven new hires before retiring from the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office in 2022, according to court records. Regan Goan was charged last week with six misdemeanors, including one count of unsworn falsification, one count of violation of the Maine Polygraph Examiner’s Act and four counts of tampering with public records. Most of the officers identified in a Maine State Police affidavit from Detective Laura Edstrom received their pol
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