Jon Fenton, 25, made a tearful apology in U.S. District Court as more than 20 of his friends and family were present to support him.
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Maine attorney honored for support of LGBT community
The American Bar Association has honored Mary Bonauto, a civil rights attorney in Portland, for her work advancing the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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Jury ‘hopelessly deadlocked,’ Falmouth party parents settle case
Barry and Paula Spencer will pay restitution, do 100 hours of community service and write a letter of apology.
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Falmouth party jury at impasse, to try again
Divided jurors take an overnight break and will resume seeking a verdict Thursday in the case against two Falmouth parents.
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For two killings, Maine man gets life plus verbal lashing
Joel Hayden, who killed his girlfriend in front of their young son, is told he is beyond rehabilitation.
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Two versions of teen party given at Falmouth couple’s trial
A prosecutor says they did nothing to stop teen drinking. They say the party got out of control.
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Maine’s court-appointed lawyers face fiscal crunch
The state’s budget to pay for their constitutionally mandated work will run out in mid-April, long before the fiscal year ends.
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Kennebunk prostitution trial delayed until Feb. 13
The prosecution is asking Maine’s high court to reinstate 46 invasion-of-privacy charges that were dismissed last week.
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Judge to decide how to proceed in Kennebunk prostitution case
Jury selection still hasn’t been finished. Members of the jury pool who called a court hotline Monday morning were told to call again Tuesday.
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Stalled Zumba trial still awaiting action by high court
Potential jurors were told via a hotline Monday morning not to report to York County Superior Court in Alfred for jury selection.