§193. Prosecution of intruders
The Attorney General may, if in his judgment the public interest so requires, prosecute by indictment or complaint any person who intrudes on the land, rights or property of the State, or commits or erects a nuisance thereon.
Structure Maine Revised Statutes
TITLE 5: ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND SERVICES
5 §191. Duties; salary; fees; full time
5 §192. Prosecution of all claims for State
5 §193. Prosecution of intruders
5 §194-A. Nonprofit hospital and medical service organizations
5 §194-C. Notice and approval for conversion transaction
5 §194-D. Conversion transactions less than $50,000
5 §194-E. Attorney General approval without court review
5 §194-H. Distribution of proceeds
5 §194-I. Intervention in court proceeding
5 §194-J. Attorney General authority
5 §195. Opinions on questions of law
5 §196. Deputies and assistants; appointment and duties
5 §197. State criminal inspectors; clerks; office expenses
5 §199. Consultation with, and advice to, district attorneys
5 §200. Attendance at law court and instruction of county attorneys (REPEALED)
5 §200-B. Authority of Attorney General to request utility records
5 §200-C. State Fraud Division
5 §200-D. Complaints and investigative records confidential (REPEALED)
5 §200-E. Medical records furnished to prosecutor in certain cases
5 §200-F. Telephone communication by kidnappers
5 §200-G. Strip searches and body cavity searches
5 §200-H. Maine Elder Death Analysis Review Team
5 §200-I. Public Access Division; Public Access Ombudsman
5 §200-J. Cold case homicide unit
5 §200-K. Deadly Force Review Panel
5 §200-M. Accidental Drug Overdose Death Review Panel
5 §201. Attendance of witnesses; recognizances
5 §202. Employment of detectives
5 §203-A. Accounts established due to court orders or other settlements
5 §203-B. Funds received pursuant to court orders or other settlements of opioid crisis litigation
5 §203-C. Maine Recovery Council