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George Loder is suing state police, alleging he suffered professional retaliation when refused to share information with the FBI, but two of his supervisors say they never asked Loder to break the law.

The core dispute centers on whether it is legal for the police to keep such records on law-abiding people.

Former state police attorney Christopher Parr testified during the first day of a civil lawsuit over a retaliation claim within the agency.

George Loder is suing state police, alleging he suffered professional retaliation when refused to share information with the FBI, but two of his supervisors say they never asked Loder to break the law.

A focus on minor crimes, potential privacy violations and a lack of oversight are among the problems identified by citizen researchers.

The report from the Maine Information and Analysis Center is the first of its kind following legislation passed last year for a new annual reporting requirement.

The report from the Maine Information and Analysis Center is the first of its kind following legislation passed last year for a new annual reporting requirement.

Attorneys argued in federal court Thursday whether retiring Maine state trooper George Loder's whistleblower retaliation case should go to trial.

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Judge grants confidentiality order in lawsuit over Maine State Police intelligence unit The order means some information will be confidential during the discovery process, but it could still be made public during the trial. Share A federal judge has granted a confidentiality order that could shield some documents from the public record in a whistleblower lawsuit against a controversial Maine State Police unit. It is not immediately clear what the impact of the confidentiality order will be in ...