Scott Dolan

Portland Press Herald

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Published
May 29, 2015

Ex-president of Camden-based charity pleads guilty to embezzling $4.6 million

Russell Brace, 81, reached a settlement in a civil case last month, agreeing to repay the money.
Published
May 28, 2015

Widow files wrongful death lawsuit in North Yarmouth bee farm shooting

Kathleen Kelley is seeking $1 million in her lawsuit against 72-year-old Merrill ‘Mike’ Kimball for killing 63-year-old Leon Kelley.
Published
May 25, 2015

Bowdoin College student charged with raping woman on campus

Logan Taylor, 21, was arrested Sunday on a Class A felony charge of gross sexual assault and taken to the Cumberland County Jail.
Published
May 24, 2015

South Portland man arrested in Scarborough ‘road rage’ incident

Police say Sean Johnson, 33, fired a gun at a vehicle on Payne Road.
Published
May 21, 2015

Portland lawyer sentenced to jail, probation for possessing child pornography

Lawrence Winger, 64, a well-regarded employment attorney, had explicit images of children younger than 12 on a computer hard drive.
Published
May 18, 2015

Judge kicks York County DA’s Office out of domestic violence case

A prosecutor broke privilege rules, she says in rulings that also will revive allegations that some Eliot police officers falsified patrol reports.
Published
May 12, 2015

Lawmakers unanimously back reappointment of controversial Maine judge

Jeffrey Moskowitz had drawn unusual opposition, but a committee sends his renomination to the full Senate with a 13-0 endorsement.
Published
May 12, 2015

More lawyers come forward to oppose renomination of controversial Maine judge

The three say Jeffrey Moskowitz tends to favor the prosecution, but other lawyers praise his court conduct and rulings, as a legislative panel prepares to decide whether to back his reappointment.
Published
May 7, 2015

Maine lawmakers postpone vote on renomination of controversial judge

The Judiciary Committee wants several days to consider letters submitted for and against the renomination of Judge Jeffrey Moskowitz.
Published
May 5, 2015

Bill would ban jailing of poor over unpaid fines

Supporters say sentencing people who can’t pay for their criminal offenses amounts to a tax on the poor.