State of Maine v. Germaine Page

Summary

The court upheld the discovery sanction because it fairly balanced the prejudice from the State's late disclosure against Page's decision to proceed without a continuance and did not prevent the State from rebutting or completing evidence that Page chose to present. The court declined to reach Page's fair-cross-section challenge because he neither preserved the issue during jury selection nor supplied the racial and ethnic data and statistical analysis needed for review. The court nevertheless vacated the one-year sentences for domestic violence assault and domestic violence terrorizing because those Class D offenses carried maximum terms of less than one year.