“In a case that has as a central premise the defendants are keeping information unlawfully secret, they want the court to keep the litigation secret,” Dill wrote in her response. “The plaintiff has no intention of discovering or offering into evidence anyone’s personnel history except his own and any rights of confidentiality are his to waive if he wishes.”
Read MoreThe Maine Attorney General's Office asked the judge to dismiss most claims in a whistleblower lawsuit that says a state trooper was retaliated against for objecting to police surveillance practices. “This would be the case that says, look, if you’re going to take this money and you’re going to do this job to collect this data, you have to abide by the Privacy Act,” attorney Cynthia Dill said. “How much more notice do these people need that they are in fact obligated to comply with the Privacy Act?”
Read MoreIn between stints in Augusta, Bennett supplied data to corporate gadflies and led efforts to reform corporate America. Hear how that experience informs his ideas about changing state government and empowering the Maine Legislature.
Read MoreLet the history books reflect that it was the courage and tenacity of Lynne Nash who first awoke the state of Maine to the epitome of bad governance.
Read More
On September 26, 2020 Cynthia hosted Inside Maine on WGAN about online sports betting and why Stoolies and others can’t bet on their favorite teams in the Pine Tree State.
Read MoreThe COVID pandemic has brought lots of people into the stock market — some are doing really well, such as El Presidente, some are losing their shirt. You don’t want to miss this interview.
Read More"Based on his observation of the MIAC, he believed that this activity was happening and of course the litigation will test the evidence and the legal question to be resolved by a jury or court in my case is whether or not my client was retaliated against for bringing what he reasonably believed was unlawful activity to the attention of his superiors," the former trooper's attorney Cynthia Dill told NEWS CENTER Maine.
Read MoreDennis Bailey is the President of Savvy Inc., who authored the recent article in “The Hill”- The Susan Collins Conundrum
Read MoreSun Journal reporter Steve Collins joins Cynthia Dill to talk about popular Fox News host Tucker Carlson, and his presence in Maine. Carlson spends a lot of time in the state, and broadcasts many of his shows from a studio he built in our state.
Read MoreThis week’s host, Cynthia Dill, talks with Maulian Dana. Dana is the President of the Wabanaki Alliance, and a Penobscot Nation ambassador. Topics discussed involved Maine tribal sovereignty, the fight for it, and how (and if) the recent SCOTUS decesion regarding Oklahoma will impact Maine tribes
Read MoreOkafor is a lawyer, business owner, mother of 3 kids and wife — plus the first person of color and immigrant (from Nigeria) to serve on the Bangor City Council. Does she want the monument of Estevan Gomez to come down?
Read MoreGreene’s experience as a businesswoman, bank director, activist and sailor sets her apart. Does she want a monument of Robert E. Lee in the capital?
Read MoreAnderson served as the Cumberland County District Attorney for decades and now has her sights on Augusta. Great interview.
Read MoreBut a lawsuit filed by a former Maine State Trooper alleges the Maine Information Analysis Center (MIAC) used surveillance to monitor innocent citizens.
The trooper's attorney Cynthia Dill said after her client reported the allegations, he was demoted.
Read More
What’s up with @SmugsyGirl and Barstool Sports?
Read MoreThe person to call if you are looking for a job !
Read MoreThe problems dentists face amid COVID 19 and how they are being solved.
Read MoreWhat’s up with the recent bond rating and what to do with all that money from the fed — plus the broadband bond.
Read MoreShe loves going 30 feet deep in a cage to be with sharks when she’s not busy doing UX Design
Read MoreBANGOR, MAINE (AP) — A division of the Maine State Police illegally gathered and stored intelligence on employees at a camp for Israeli and Arab teens, on power line protesters, on gun buyers and on others, a trooper claims in a federal lawsuit.
Read More