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Maine Responds To Lawsuit Over Domestic Surveillance Program Helen Couture / WCSH Portland | September 13 2006 The Maine attorney general's office
has filed its response to a federal lawsuit aimed at blocking the release
of information related to the government's domestic surveillance program.
Attorney General Steven Rowe says the state has a process in place and that the federal government should not try to step in. Maine's filing in U.S. District Court in Bangor comes a day after New Jersey filed its response to a similar lawsuit. New Jersey contends it has the right to information because the surveillance program is no longer secret. ---------------------------------------------------
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