After negative publicity and protests from journalists\u27 organizations, Governor John Baldacci on January 24 asked Attorney General Steven Rowe to examine the Maine State Prison\u27s recently imposed restrictions on inmate interviews. Denise Lord, associate corrections commissioner, said security and safety were behind the restrictions, adding that she wants a positive relationship with the media. The Maine chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists and the Maine Freedom of Information Coalition both oppose the restrictions, calling them unconstitutional violations of the First Amendment. With updates on the investigation into the death of Supermax prisoner Ryan Rideout
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Governor John Baldacci\u27s proposal to ship 125 Maine prisoners to a Corrections Corporation of Ame...
Article on the Maine State Prison in Warren, with a focus on the refusal of prison officials to answ...
The National Association for the Advancement of colored People (NAACP) recently organized three inma...
This Just In piece on a monitored interview at the Maine Correctional Center in Windham, between ...
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Capitol Update piece on Gov. John Baldacci\u27s rejection of a request for supplemental funding by ...
The Maine Department of Corrections is violating at least two of three 35-year-old federal court ord...
In the Lobby piece on the Maine Center for Economic Policy\u27s annual State Tax and Budget Confere...
Editorial calling on Maine officials to explain the treatment of Supermax prison inmate Kenneth Moor...
Maine Attorney General Michael Carpenter said that no guard or official will face criminal charges i...
Paul Vestal, 47, came to Maine in 1977 from a career in corrections in Georgia, which included a sti...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on Gov. John Baldacci, noting that the governor has demonstrated ...
This Just In piece reporting that Governor John Baldacci\u27s administration on November 13 sent th...
This Just In piece questioning if the Maine Department of Corrections violated the First Amendment\...
Governor John Baldacci\u27s proposal to ship 125 Maine prisoners to a Corrections Corporation of Ame...
Article on the Maine State Prison in Warren, with a focus on the refusal of prison officials to answ...
The National Association for the Advancement of colored People (NAACP) recently organized three inma...
This Just In piece on a monitored interview at the Maine Correctional Center in Windham, between ...
Maine Department of Corrections Employee Newsletterhttps://digitalmaine.com/doctalk/1000/thumbnail.j...
Maine Department of Corrections Employee Newsletterhttps://digitalmaine.com/doctalk/1028/thumbnail.j...
Capitol Update piece on Gov. John Baldacci\u27s rejection of a request for supplemental funding by ...
The Maine Department of Corrections is violating at least two of three 35-year-old federal court ord...
In the Lobby piece on the Maine Center for Economic Policy\u27s annual State Tax and Budget Confere...
Editorial calling on Maine officials to explain the treatment of Supermax prison inmate Kenneth Moor...
Maine Attorney General Michael Carpenter said that no guard or official will face criminal charges i...
Paul Vestal, 47, came to Maine in 1977 from a career in corrections in Georgia, which included a sti...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on Gov. John Baldacci, noting that the governor has demonstrated ...