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Step 1 - Theme Options

To begin customizing your site go to Appearance -> Customizer and select Theme Options. Here's you'll find custom options to help build your site.

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Step 2 - Setup Slider

To add a slider go to Theme Options -> Homepage and choose page slider. The slider will use the page title, excerpt and featured image for the slides.

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Step 3 - Create Homepage

To add featured content go to Theme Options -> Homepage (Featured) and turn the switch on then add the content you want for each section.

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Sexual Assault Laws in Maine

Sexual assault and sexual violence both refer to criminal offenses in which a victim does not consent to sexual contact. This contact may or may not involve penetration, force, violence, or other forms of sexual abuse: unwanted sexual contact is illegal in Maine. A person accused of sexual assault or “serious sexual assault” in Maine

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Assault on an officer in Maine

Assault is a serious criminal charge in any situation in Maine. When the alleged assault targets a police officer, the consequences can be even more severe. Sometimes during an interrogation or arrest by a law enforcement officer, a person feels harshly treated or objects to the officer’s actions, resulting in physical resistance. This can result

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Nathaniel H. Hitchcock Promoted to Senior Counsel

Attorney Hitchcock has been an associate attorney with the Maine Criminal Defense Group since 2017. This promotion will expand his responsibilities within the firm while continuing his respected criminal practice. According to the firm’s Managing Attorney and Owner, William T. Bly, Attorney Hitchcock has consistently demonstrated professional excellence, leadership and commitment to our clients and

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YES Penalties for First Offense in Maine

A first OUI offense in Maine can potentially have long-term consequences, but with the right legal representation, alleged offenders can escape the harshest penalties. A first drunk driving offense will likely result in an arrest, charge, and court appearance. However, the criminal justice system recognizes that some people without criminal records make honest mistakes, which