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AUGUSTA A Lewiston man accused of three counts of gross sexual assault had his bail reduced Tuesday, after having spent the last 17 months in jail unable to make bail while awaiting a trial delayed indefinitely in large part due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The case of Adamel D. Rosario Jr., 40, of Lewiston, is illustrative of the dilemma faced by the criminal justice system in balancing the defendant’s right to a speedy trial and to be considered innocent until proven guilty, with the need to protect the public and the victim from harm, while also ensuring the suspect does not flee.
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WARRENTON â Ross Stores and Atlas Youngs Bay have settled a legal dispute, clearing the way for a Chipotle Mexican Grill and an expansion of Providence Heath & Servicesâ clinic.
Atlas attempted to evict Ross in November from the North Coast Shops â formerly known as Youngs Bay Plaza â for nonpayment of more than $14,000 in rent. The parties had been headed for a trial starting next week before settling the case Wednesday. The details of the settlement were kept confidential.
Ross Stores and Atlas Youngs Bay have settled a legal dispute over rent. Hailey Hoffman/The Astorian
Atlas tried to evict Ross for allegedly not paying more than $14,000 in rent in October. The action came after the state Legislature ended a moratorium on commercial lease defaults and evictions in place since April because of the coronavirus pandemic, allowing Atlas to resume collecting rent.