Blackhouse v. Doe
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1DissentAlexander, J.
[¶ 17] I respectfully dissent. In his protection from abuse filing, Eli Black-house makes bizarre, vexatious, and facially incredible claims against many individuals in his community. A particular focus of his allegations is a vulnerable and likely destitute eighty-six-year-old woman against whom Blackhouse seeks to invoke our judicial processes to evict her from her home and seize some or all of her money. As a reasonable accommodation for his unsupported claim of a disability, Black-house asks that the Court deprive the targets of his allegations of due process of law by accrediting his…
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