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Culter Granted Supervised Internet

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Culter Granted Supervised Internet

Elliot Cutler, a former gubernatorial candidate, had his internet access restricted while on probation for child sexual abuse material possession. Despite being released on $10,000 bail, he has violated probation five times since September. The judge granted him supervised internet use between 9am and 5pm. Meanwhile, District Attorney Robert Granger seeks to revoke Cutler’s probation, potentially adding over three years to his sentence. Additionally, Janet Mills, who suspended her campaign, re-emerged in the media, hinting at a possible last-minute strategy to stay on the June primary ballot despite trailing her opponent, Graham Platner, significantly in polls.

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