Immigrants’ rights advocates will argue critical case before the Supreme Court later this term. Courts have uniformly rejected President Trump’s attempts to strip away a core constitutional protection and blocked his birthright citizenship executive order.

A judge rejected a motion by the U.S. Department of Justice and State of Maine to weaken an agreement to uphold the rights of youth with disabilities.

The class action lawsuit, which includes a named plaintiff from Maine, alleges unlawful targeting of employees associated with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion work

Established in 1989, the award honors the legacy of Justice Louis Scolnik and will be presented to Professor Anna Welch at a celebration in Portland on Wednesday, November 12.

Leaders of nonprofit organizations from across Maine are urging their members to vote “no” on Question 1 this November.

The organization filed a complaint to uncover information about an unlawful traffic stop involving overreach, racial profiling, and retaliation against a Maine resident.

On Tuesday, October 7, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court will hear arguments following the state’s appeal of a ruling requiring it to uphold the Sixth Amendment right to counsel.

The First Circuit for the U.S. Court of Appeals has upheld a trial court’s order blocking enforcement of the president’s executive order restricting birthright citizenship – a blatant violation of the 14th Amendment.

A federal court ordered the man released, finding the government had unlawfully jailed him and denied him a bond hearing, a violation of federal law.