Supreme Court Rules Cities Can Punish People For Being Homeless Even When Shelters Are Full
The court has opened the door for cities to punish people for trying to survive, but Maine cities must address root causes instead.
The court has opened the door for cities to punish people for trying to survive, but Maine cities must address root causes instead.
An ordinance passed Monday threatens free speech rights and targets unhoused residents under the guise of public safety.
The court unanimously rejected a request by anti-abortion groups to restrict mifepristone nationwide.
Across the United States, communities are fighting over whether and how to teach Black and Indigenous studies in public schools. This week, leading civil rights historian Dr. Hasan Kwame Jeffries is coming to Maine to present Lessons in Hard History.
A proposed ordinance before the Bangor City Council would restrict free speech under the guise of public safety.
The Kennebec County Superior Court will allow the ACLU of Maine to name the Attorney General and sue the state over ineffective assistance of counsel, lack of counsel, and unlawful imprisonment.