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ME LD1074
Bill
Status
6/2/2025
Primary Sponsor
Michel Lajoie
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AI Summary
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Removes the 4-year probation limit for aggravated attempted murder convictions, allowing courts to impose probation for any term of years
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Aggravated attempted murder remains a Class A crime with sentencing options of life imprisonment or any definite term of years
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Creates new subsection 4-A in Maine's probation statute specifically authorizing unlimited probation terms for aggravated attempted murder
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Clarifies that probation for repeat sexual assault offenders "may be" (rather than mandatory "is") any term of years
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Approved by the Governor on June 9, 2025 as Public Law Chapter 207
Legislative Description
An Act to Remove the Limit on the Length of Probation That May Be Served for Aggravated Attempted Murder
Termination
Last Action
PASSED TO BE ENACTED, in concurrence.
6/2/2025