Emily Allen is a reporter at the Press Herald. She covers courts and legal affairs, with a focus on crime, lawsuits, and justice in Maine, while also exploring themes of cannabis and psychedelics. Emily's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Mountain State Spotlight, Yahoo News, and the Portland Press Herald.
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Emily Allen's coverage focuses primarily on local legal proceedings, criminal trials, court cases, lawsuits, and law enforcement in the United States with a particular emphasis on Maine and Portland. She covers breaking news stories related to government announcements and evolving legal or political developments.
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Where? When? Any date Are you looking for a ski or snowboarding music festival?
By: Emily Allen
The new Parents Counsel Division launches as Maine's child protective system is in crisis.
By: Emily Allen
An Oregon woman had filed a lawsuit against the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate alleging she was abused almost 70 years ago by priests in Bucksport and Bar Harbor.
By: Emily Allen
The state could be on a path to a widespread reform after a Superior Court justice ruled that many people facing serious criminal charges haven't received the court-appointed lawyer they are entitled to under the Constitution.
The bystander was trying to help a driver who had hit a tree.
By: Emily Allen
The young woman agreed to drop her lawsuit against the Department of Defense and its health care provider, in which she said they declined her coverage for gender-affirming surgeries.
By: Emily Allen
Organizations that provide free services to victims say they need $6 million from the state to keep up their aid after a severe, ongoing drop in federal funding.
By: Emily Allen
The latest request for more funding comes as the state is tryin to resolve a lawsuit over its struggles to find enough lawyers to represent poor Mainers in more than a thousand different cases.
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court denied Billy Beaulieu's request to dismiss an OUI charge.
Jan. 16—Maine's highest court has rejected a man's appeal that argued he's immune from prosecution under Maine's Good Samaritan law. First enacted in 2019, the law was created to encourage people to call for help when they believe someone has overdosed, by providing immunity from drug-related arrests and prosecution. The law has been updated more than once, most recently in 2024 to exclude ...
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