WINDHAM (WGME) -- A class action lawsuit against the Maine Correctional Center first filed in May is now growing, with lawyers asking a judge to expand the existing federal case.
A total of 10 women are now coming forward, filing a class action lawsuit against four members of the Department of Corrections, including the commissioner, and a transgender inmate.
Read MoreWhen it comes to protecting the rights of women, Maine’s senior senator is the only adult in the room.
Read MoreCivil rights lawyer Cynthia Dill joins whistleblower Jamie Reed to discuss gender ideology laws in the State of Maine, and the cruel consequences in the prisons, where female inmates are forced to be housed with violent men.
Read MoreThree more women have signed onto a federal lawsuit against the Maine Department of Corrections for allowing transgender prisoners to be housed in facilities that align with their gender identity.
First brought by Katie Mountain in April, the lawsuit now includes Jennifer Albert, Michaela Sargent and Danielle Foster, who say they live in fear at the Maine Correctional Center in Windham because of the DOC policy.
Read MoreWINDHAM (WGME) -- Three more women have come forward, saying they are suing the Maine Department of Corrections and a transgender prisoner.
They claim the prisoner groped them and made sexual comments repeatedly.
The new lawsuit challenges state policies that allow transgender women to be housed in women's prisons.
Read MoreNamed in the suit are MDOC Commissioner Randall Liberty and Warden Ben Beal. A 30-page complaint was filed on Friday by attorney Cynthia Dill.
Read More“In the election to replace Snowe, Charlie Summers, then 52, and Cynthia Dill, then 47, were the Republican and Democratic candidates, respectively. Had either of them won, they would be the second-youngest member of the delegation after Jared Golden today.”
Read More“It’s all complete BS. It’s an ideology no different in its fiction or function than the one that strung up women in Salem Massachusetts as witches. The world is not flat. There is no Easter Bunny. “
Read MoreLisa Simeone (yes, that Lisa Simeone) interview former Maine State Senator Cynthia Dill about the tsunami of gender ideology washing over the State of Maine. People are drowning in it and looking for a lifeline. Is there a candidate in the Democratic Party who will, like Rahm Emanual, concede that men cannot be women?
Read MoreIt is not “hate” to protect the dignity, safety and civil rights of women and girls, and I refuse to be complicit in an ideology that denies the truth, normalizes the dissociation of body and soul, and denies women and girls protected single-sex spaces.
Read More“Dunlap, 60, a former state representative from Old Town who served seven non-consecutive terms as secretary of state between 2005 and 2021, remained in that race and lost the Democratic primary to Cynthia Dill.”
Read More“In 2012, Dunlap took out papers to run for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Olympia J. Snowe, but lost that primary to then state senator Cynthia Dill, who went on to lose to Angus King.”
Read MoreAttorney Cynthia Dill tweeted, "Conservatives conserving Medicaid? It's a new world. Democrats beware."
Read More“It’s a great project and I urge you to just support it,” Dill said at the Feb. 10 meeting. “Just take the bird in hand as opposed to what’s before you which is the Planning Board proposed amendments that go sufficiently beyond what was requested.”
Read More“The planning board decided on its own to stick in a lot of the things that the town had just had this bitter fight over,” Cynthia Dill, a former Democratic state legislator who opposes the proposal, said. “There’s a lot of people who just don’t believe that big, tall apartment buildings should line the streets of Cape Elizabeth, and they have the right to believe that.”
Read MoreNEWS CENTER Maine's political analysts Phil Harriman and Cynthia Dill weigh in on the major political issues of the week.
Read MoreNEWS CENTER Maine's political analysts Ray Richardson and Cynthia Dill weigh in on the major political issues of the week.
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