This Just In piece reporting that the Maine Civil Liberties Union (MCLU) has intervened on behalf of Bill Johnson in a court battle against the Augusta City Council concerning First Amendment rights of citizens to petition the government. In May, Johnson filed to begin the petition process for three initiatives to appear on the June 14 municipal ballot. City council members tabled the petition requests, citing language in the city charter giving the council final say in permitting petitions. In early June, a Superior Court judge ruled the charter provision was unconstitutional. The council\u27s appeal to the Maine Supreme Court was heard on July 19, and the court\u27s decision will be released in the coming months
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Maine Citizens for Clean Elections was formed to promote a referendum on campaign finance reform, wh...
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The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that York\u27s new town charter, which was approved in 19...
City piece featuring an interview with Sally Sutton, executive director of the Maine Civil Libertie...
All nine members of the Portland City Council have signed a statement opposing a statewide referendu...
This Just In piece reporting that the Maine Civil Liberties Union (MCLU) is hoping to become a defe...
this just in piece on plans of the Maine chapter of the National Lawyers Guild to host a program at...
News & Issues piece on several Maine groups that have joined an effort to create a statewide coalit...
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday issued a unanimous decision upholding a lower court rulin...
Maine\u27s Catholic diocese has filed an amicus curiae brief with the Maine Supreme Judicial Court c...
this just in piece on the lawsuit brought against the city of Augusta over certain elements of its ...
Cover Story piece on Maine\u27s landmark Clean Election Act, which introduced a voluntary public fi...
Representatives of churches, businesses, and civil and gay rights organizations yesterday announced ...
Lewiston police chief Laurent F. Gilbert, Androscoggin County District Attorney Janet Mills and Main...
Maine Citizens for Clean Elections was formed to promote a referendum on campaign finance reform, wh...
City piece on Maine Won\u27t Discriminate, the coalition that formed to defeat referendum Question ...
Politics and Other Mistakes piece on a ruling by the Maine Supreme Judicial Court that laws passed ...
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that York\u27s new town charter, which was approved in 19...
City piece featuring an interview with Sally Sutton, executive director of the Maine Civil Libertie...
All nine members of the Portland City Council have signed a statement opposing a statewide referendu...
This Just In piece reporting that the Maine Civil Liberties Union (MCLU) is hoping to become a defe...
this just in piece on plans of the Maine chapter of the National Lawyers Guild to host a program at...
News & Issues piece on several Maine groups that have joined an effort to create a statewide coalit...
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday issued a unanimous decision upholding a lower court rulin...
Maine\u27s Catholic diocese has filed an amicus curiae brief with the Maine Supreme Judicial Court c...
this just in piece on the lawsuit brought against the city of Augusta over certain elements of its ...
Cover Story piece on Maine\u27s landmark Clean Election Act, which introduced a voluntary public fi...
Representatives of churches, businesses, and civil and gay rights organizations yesterday announced ...
Lewiston police chief Laurent F. Gilbert, Androscoggin County District Attorney Janet Mills and Main...
Maine Citizens for Clean Elections was formed to promote a referendum on campaign finance reform, wh...