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Lawyer asks to withdraw from nearly 200 indigent-defense cases after state investigation   Image from Shutterstock. A prominent defense lawyer in Maine has asked to withdraw from nearly 200 court-appointed cases after the state’s public defense agency opened an investigation into her firm. In a copy of her motion obtained by the Maine Monitor, Amy Fairfield argues that Justin Andrus, the interim executive director of the Maine Commission on Indigent Legal Services, launched a “targeted campaign seemingly designed to unjustifiably harass and intimidate” her and her firm while they “d...

5 Things Colorado: Last minute bill movement, Q&A w/Patrick Gordon, Biden budget proposal Share this: This may be the calm before the storm. Thursday is the last published day on the US Supreme Court calendar to release opinions from its current term (though they have a few more weeks for orders). It’s a term that saw a meaningful challenge to the ACA last November. It was a case many thought could not be overturned, based on the line of questioning from the justices. But for that to happen, Justices Roberts and Kavanaugh both will need to break from the 6-3 conservative majority to craft ...

Area briefs: Foodie Throwdown at Hormel Historic Home Wabasha County Historical Society celebrates 150 years of Reads Landing school; ZED gets arts program; movies, music program continues in Winona Written By: Post Bulletin staff reports | 9:55 am, May 6, 2021 × The Historic Hormel Home of Austin, shown in this Nov. 16, 2018, photo, will be the site of the Foodie Throwdown next week, May 10-15, 2021. (Contributed photo/Hormel Historic Home) AUSTIN — The Hormel Historic Home celebrates its Foodie Throwdown Monday through Friday. Six events offer opportunities to celeb...

By Pat Elder Pat Elder is an investigative journalist with Civilian Exposure, an organization based in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, that tracks how the military poisons people around the world. Pat’s focus is on documenting contamination caused by the U.S. military’s use of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in routine fire-fighting drills. PFAS in fire-fighting foams used on basFes worldwide are contaminating the environment and endangering public health. The Pentagon denies wrongdoing Günther Schneider, a farmer from Binsfeld, Germany has photos that show what the stream that ...