Maine Code § 3-341

Rights and privileges; interest in private claims prohibited
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Representatives of the press, who shall be actually engaged in sending daily reports of the doings
of the Legislature to daily newspapers, shall have the privilege of the floor of the Senate and House of
Representatives, and shall be subject to such rules as may from time to time be adopted by either branch
of the Legislature. No such representative shall be interested in any private claim or measure pending
before the Legislature, nor shall any such representative, while acting as correspondent for any daily
newspaper, and as such correspondent having the privileges mentioned in this section, become
interested in the prosecution of any such claim or measure.

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