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ME LD2150
Bill
Status
1/7/2026
Primary Sponsor
Nicole Grohoski
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AI Summary
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State entities may restrict a person's access to state property, state services, or communication with the entity for a maximum of 90 days, and must provide written notice including the factual basis for the restriction
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Extensions beyond 90 days require the Department of Public Safety, Bureau of State Police to file a protection from harassment complaint in court on behalf of the state entity, presenting evidence of the original restriction and its justification
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"Entity of the State" includes any state office, department, agency, authority, commission, board, institution, hospital, or other instrumentality
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Courts must prioritize other protection from harassment complaints over those filed by state entities seeking to extend access restrictions
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Designated as emergency legislation due to anticipated increase in protests on state properties and Bureau of Capitol Police concerns about lack of statutory guidance; takes effect immediately upon approval
Legislative Description
An Act to Establish Procedures for Restricting Access to State Property, Access to State Services and Communication with or Through State Entities
Civil Procedure
Last Action
Voted: Divided Report
2/24/2026