Criminal Defense Maine - Page 2
When Can a Minor Be Tried as an Adult in Maine? Fighting Bind-Over Motions
The juvenile justice system is built on the belief that children can be rehabilitated. However, when a minor commits a highly severe crime, the state of Maine can attempt to transf...
Public Corruption and Misuse of Municipal Funds in Maine: Defending Town Officials
Serving as a municipal official in Maine carries a high degree of public trust. When town clerks, treasurers, or city managers are accused of skimming public funds, rigging town co...
Accused of Embezzling from a Maine Non-Profit or HOA: Legal Defense and Restitution Strategies
Volunteering to serve on the board of a Homeowners Association (HOA), a Parent-Teacher Association (PTA), or a local charity is an act of community service. Unfortunately, voluntee...
Road Rage Altercations in Maine: Assault Charges Involving Vehicles and Highways
What begins as a minor frustration over getting cut off on the highway can rapidly spiral into a life-altering legal nightmare. Road rage incidents are increasingly common across t...
Schedule X and Y Drug Offenses: Ketamine, Hashish, and Depressants in Maine
While media headlines often focus on the severe penalties associated with heroin, fentanyl, or cocaine (Schedule W drugs), Maine also aggressively prosecutes the unlawful possessio...
Understanding Schedule W Drug Possession Penalties in Maine
Maine takes a unique approach to categorizing illegal substances. Instead of the traditional federal I-V schedules, Maine law categorizes controlled substances into Schedules W, X,...
Defending Class A vs. Class B Drug Trafficking Charges in Maine
In Maine, drug trafficking offenses are pursued aggressively by both state and local law enforcement. For individuals accused of distributing serious narcotics, the difference betw...