Maine's domestic abuse survivors get a win for safety with new law

A new bill initiated by the survivor-powered, grassroots group Finding Our Voices became part of Maine statute on June 22 when it was signed into law by Governor Janet T. Mills. Sponsored by Rep. Vicki Doudera (D-Camden), LD 692 restricts the early release of domestic abusers from county jails and requires stronger efforts be made to notify victims when an early release does occur.

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