Establishes disclosure requirements for credibility information about law enforcement officers in Maine.
This bill mandates that law enforcement agencies in Maine disclose certain credibility information about officers to prosecuting attorney's offices before such information is disclosed to defendants. The bill defines "credibility information" as findings of dishonesty, bias, or other conduct that may affect an officer's credibility. It requires law enforcement agencies to notify officers of potential disclosure and allows officers to provide input before disclosure to defendants.
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