JTforME / RISE — searchable extraction of the supplied Network edition R2 PDF text extracted for accessibility and searching. The original PDF controls page layout, graphics, source IDs and wording. Extraction order can differ from visual order. --- PDF PAGE 1 OF 30 --- RISEJTforME.com EDUCATIONAL / PROFESSIONAL / INSTITUTIONAL Connections The six-person network dossier Patrick S. Bedard John Lucy Jeffrey H. Moskowitz Lea-Anne Sutton Heather M. Seasonwein John A. McArdle III Dated affiliations. Identified sources. Unresolved links left visible. PREPARED FOR JUSTIN A. TAHAI 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 / CONSOLIDATED NETWORK EDITION R2 --- PDF PAGE 2 OF 30 --- JTforME.com RISE READER’S GUIDE One record. Six people. This R2 edition brings Bedard, Lucy, Moskowitz, Sutton, Seasonwein and McArdle into one source-linked PDF. The new maps show shared institutions and reported professional connections; the detailed research, all fifteen pairings and four archival-request drafts follow in the same file. The map pages are an added synthesis, not a finding that anyone coordinated a decision. The prior dossier’s substantive pages and source IDs S01–S34 are retained. X01–X02 identify the additional records used for the committee and same-document paths. Six-person education register 3 The relationship web — full-page network 4 Firm, committee and public-document paths 5 How to read every connection 6 Verification updates and unmapped leads 7 Bedard–Lucy findings, chronology and archives 8 Expanded schools and professional records 15 All fifteen pairings among the six people 17 Retrieval plan and four request drafts 19 Original source directory S01–S34 24 Additional sources X01–X02 29 Edition and corpus controls 30 Scope: The sources support affiliations, not a complete personal network. No friendship, fraternity membership, private communication, improper influence or complaint-specific conflict is established merely by a line on a map. No records request was sent. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 2 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 3 OF 30 --- JTforME.com RISE SIX-PERSON REGISTER Where the records place them Degree endpoints are separated from verified attendance periods. A directory report is not a registrar certification. Person Undergraduate record Law school / other teaching link Patrick S. Bedard UMaine, Orono Maine Law 1985 1988 Political science and philosophy. Own Own biography. [S01] biography. [S01] John Lucy UMaine alumnus. Maine Law Exact class year not authenticated in this 1990, reported by BDN; institution dossier. State release confirms independently confirmed. [S02] [S03] institution. [S02] Jeffrey H. Moskowitz St. Lawrence University Syracuse University College of Law B.A., 1980 J.D., 1984 Directory-reported. [S25] Directory-reported. [S25] Lea-Anne Sutton Smith College Maine Law Year not established. J.D., 1995 School corroborated in nomination Year directory-reported. [S26] [S27] coverage. [S27] Heather M. Seasonwein Hamilton College Maine Law B.A., 1994 J.D., 2001 Directory-reported. [S28] [S29] Directory-reported. [S28] [S29] John A. McArdle III Not established in the retained source Suffolk Law, 1987. set. Earlier chat claim is a retrieval lead, KRZ also reports teaching Trial Practice at not a verified entry. Maine Law; dates unspecified. [S30] Not criminal justice: Bedard’s published undergraduate description is political science and philosophy. It does not establish a character trait or professional motive. [S01] JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 3 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 4 OF 30 --- JTforME.com RISE NETWORK 01 / SOURCE-KEYED AFFILIATIONS The relationship web Six primary people. Shared institutions are hubs; a hub is not evidence that everyone connected to it knew or influenced everyone else. Patrick S. Bedard University of Maine Maine Law 1988 [S01] Bedard: 1985; Lucy: alumnus [S01] [S02] John Lucy Maine Law 1990 [S02] [S03] Biddeford court listing Four judges listed in one office Directory updated July 8, 2026 Jeffrey H. Moskowitz [S32] Syracuse Law 1984* [S25] Maine Law Lea-Anne Sutton Maine Law 1995* [S26] [S27] Four alumni; McArdle teaching Dates / roles: nodes and register Kelly, Remmel [S01–S03] [S26–S30] & Zimmerman Heather M. Seasonwein Seasonwein: 2018 reported Maine Law 2001* [S28] [S29] McArdle: 2007–2023 [S29] [S30] [S34] John A. McArdle III Judicial Conduct Committee Maine Law teaching; dates unknown [S30] McArdle: counsel [S33] PRIMARY / OFFICIAL AFFILIATION REPORTED AFFILIATION / DATES * Directory-reported degree year. Lines carry the source quality of the underlying affiliation, not a judgment about the person. No fraternity or private-relationship lines are drawn. Committee and public-document paths continue on page 5. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 4 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 5 OF 30 --- JTforME.com RISE NETWORK 02 / DATED PATHWAYS Professional and institutional paths These are separate source trails. No route is labeled as an influence channel or as evidence of joint decision-making. 01 / REPORTED SAME-FIRM OVERLAP Heather Seasonwein Kelly, Remmel John A. McArdle III & Zimmerman Seasonwein’s profile lists KRZ in 2018; KRZ places McArdle there during 2007–2023. Her dates still require a contemporaneous firm record. [S29] [S30] [S34] 02 / TWO PUBLIC ROSTERS, ONE INTERMEDIATE OFFICIAL Lea-Anne Criminal Deborah Judicial John A. Sutton Process Cashman Conduct McArdle III Working Group Committee Sutton is chair; Cashman is a judicial liaison. Cashman is also listed as a CJC member and McArdle as counsel. This documents an indirect institutional path, not participation in a particular complaint. [X01] [S33] 03 / SAME PUBLISHED DOCUMENT Heather Seasonwein 4 October 2018 John A. McArdle published letter Both names appear in the signature list. The letter prints McArdle without a suffix; the source does not establish joint drafting, personal acquaintance or joint event attendance. [X02] Additional association lead: McArdle’s MTLA executive service is dated; Seasonwein’s listed MTLA board service is not. Contemporaneous service has not been established. [S31] [S29] JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 5 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 6 OF 30 --- JTforME.com RISE MAP REGISTER What each line means An edge is a specific, source-supported assertion. It is never shorthand for friendship, bias or an undisclosed agreement. Map connection Evidence status / precise proposition UMaine — Bedard; Lucy Professional and state sources support alumni status. Bedard’s reported 1985 endpoint does not prove every semester of enrollment. [S01] [S02] Maine Law — four alumni Bedard 1988, Lucy 1990, Sutton 1995 and Seasonwein 2001 are documented or reported as identified on page 3. Shared institution is not a common class. [S01–S03] [S26–S29] Maine Law — McArdle Employer reports Trial Practice teaching. No dates or student list; no teacher–student relationship with a named alumnus established. [S30] Biddeford listing — four judges Current-directory connection among Lucy, Moskowitz, Sutton and Seasonwein. An office listing is not a meeting, conversation or case deliberation. [S32] KRZ — Seasonwein; McArdle Reported 2018 overlap; one tenure is directory-sourced and the other employer-confirmed. Separate duties or joint work not established. [S29] [S30] Sutton — working group — Public chair / judicial-liaison roles. Establishment date: August 25, 2025; Cashman membership reflected in the retrieved roster. [X01] Cashman — CJC — McArdle Public member / counsel roles in separate capacities. Not a finding about any complaint’s participants. [S33] Seasonwein — letter — McArdle Names co-appear in the October 4, 2018 signature list; no personal relationship inferred. [X02] All fifteen person-to-person combinations are retained on pages 17–18. The new Cashman and same-letter paths supplement the Sutton–McArdle and Seasonwein–McArdle entries, respectively. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 6 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 7 OF 30 --- JTforME.com RISE VERIFICATION / SCOPE What changed in the map edition Added: an all-six-person front register, a full-page affiliation web, a second map tracing firm and committee connections, and a source-keyed edge register. The six subjects now appear together on the cover and in the visual overview. Rechecked online: the official district-judge directory; the Judicial Branch’s CJC roster; the Criminal Process Stakeholders Working Group roster; the KRZ retirement notice; Seasonwein’s directory work history; and the 2018 published signature list. Sources X01–X02 add the paths not developed in the retained dossier. [S29] [S30] [S32] [S33] [X01] [X02] The central limitation remains: no verified common fraternity, shared course, friendship or private arrangement has been established for the six-person group. No graph layout can supply an absent relationship record. EARLIER CHAT CLAIMS KEPT AS SOURCE-RECOVERY LEADS The earlier conversation reported Lucy’s undergraduate year as 1986 and McArdle’s undergraduate institution as UMass Boston, 1984. The underlying supporting records are not authenticated in the retained dossier. Those details are therefore not upgraded into verified school-map entries here. They remain named verification targets, not findings of non-attendance. The earlier Bedard–Mark Lawrence–Moskowitz hypothesis likewise requires the underlying former-firm record and dated prosecutor-office employment history. It is not drawn as an established person-to-person connection. These are carry-forward notes from the conversation, not new independent research findings. WHAT THE NEXT RECORD SHOULD ANSWER Obtain exact attendance dates; named organization rosters; a dated 2018 KRZ roster; McArdle’s Maine Law teaching assignments; MTLA annual rosters; and any available, complaint-specific participation or withdrawal records. The four draft institutional requests remain on pages 20–23 and have not been sent. This edition does not purport to search all archives, determine a legal conflict, or establish how any particular judge or oversight participant reached a decision. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 7 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 8 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 1 / C O R E R E P O R T Executive findings CENTRAL FINDING The record supports shared educational institutions and probable periods of overlap between Bedard and Lucy. It does not presently establish friendship, a shared fraternity, a shared class or a common student organization. [S01] [S02] [S03] [U01] Question Finding and evidentiary limit UMaine affiliation Both are graduates. Bedard’s biography identifies Orono, 1985, political science and philosophy. A state release confirms Lucy’s UMaine education. [S01] [S02] Lucy in 1983 Strongly corroborated football lead. A mirrored historical caption names John Lucy in the 1983 Black Bears team; BDN independently identifies the judge as a former UMaine player. Original image-page verification remains outstanding. [S03] [S04] [S05] Undergraduate overlap Probable, not registrar-confirmed. Bedard’s high-school-1981 / degree-1985 chronology makes his presence in 1983 plausible; continuous attendance has not been established. [S01] [S05] Maine Law dates Bedard 1988; Lucy 1990. Bedard’s year is in his biography; Lucy’s year is reported by BDN, with school affiliation independently confirmed by the state. [S01] [S02] [S03] Law-school overlap Highly plausible inference. A conventional three-year sequence would overlap in 1987–88. Exact enrollment, transfer and leave histories remain unverified. Fraternity / house No membership record located. Relevant yearbook pages have been identified as archival targets, not read as rosters. [U01] [S06] [S07] [S08] [S09] Phi Alpha Delta No historical link established. A current Maine Law listing cannot prove chapter activity or membership in 1987–90. [S12] Law Review / joint event No link established. The supplied report found no indexed joint reference or relevant authorship; full mastheads and underlying event records were not obtained. [U01] [S13] Practical conclusion: the remaining task is to obtain dated, name-bearing records. Institutional proximity justifies focused research; it does not supply the missing personal connection. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 8 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 9 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 2 / I D E N T I T I E S Names, degrees and chronology Patrick S. Bedard Bedard’s own professional biography is the principal education source. It reports high-school graduation in 1981, UMaine Orono graduation in 1985, and Maine Law graduation in 1988. Its reference to political science and philosophy is retained as written, without converting it into an independently verified degree nomenclature. [S01] John Lucy The September 21, 2012 state swearing-in release confirms both universities and identifies his prior firm. The August 20, 2012 BDN profile supplies the 1990 law-school year and football background. His undergraduate graduation year remains unresolved. [S02] [S03] Date / period Record or inference 1981 → 1985 Bedard’s reported high-school-to-undergraduate chronology. It suggests, but does not prove, continuous UMaine attendance. [S01] 1983 John Lucy is named in the historical football caption; this is a specific-year activity anchor. [S04] [S05] 1985 → 1988 Bedard’s probable Maine Law period if he followed an uninterrupted three-year course. Graduation endpoint documented; start inferred. [S01] 1987–88 Probable Maine Law overlap under the same three-year assumption for Lucy. Neither enrollment history has been retrieved. [S01] [S03] 1988 / 1990 Bedard and Lucy’s respective law-school graduation years. Lucy’s former firm practice is described as beginning in 1990. [S01] [S02] [S03] Search variants—not additional identity findings Bedard: Patrick S. Bedard; Patrick Bedard; Pat Bedard; P. S. Bedard; Patrick Scott Bedard. Lucy: John Lucy; John B. Lucy; John B Lucy; J. B. Lucy; J. Lucy. The expanded middle name and initial are retained from the supplied report as search variants, not authenticated university-record facts. [U01] IDENTITY CONTROL Require a matching school, profession, chronology or other public identifier before merging same-name results. Graduation years establish endpoints—not every intervening semester. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 9 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 10 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 3 / U M A I N E The 1983 football lead The most useful addition in the supplied research is a dated UMaine activity anchor for Lucy. The university catalog identifies the 2007 UMaine Black Bears Football Media Guide as an Athletic Media Relations Office publication. The catalog establishes provenance for the guide; it is not itself a roster naming Lucy. [S04] 01 02 03 Institutional catalog Historical team section Name-bearing caption University publication, item 2510. Heading: “1983 BLACK BEARS.” Mirrored text: “John Lucy.” The searchable mirror places the name in the third-row caption. BDN’s later profile independently identifies Judge Lucy as a former UMaine football player. Together they materially reduce the namesake concern and support the attribution, while the unrendered original page remains an important verification gap. [S03] [S04] [S05] What the record establishes—and what it does not This is evidence of a specific historical football affiliation. It is not evidence that Bedard played football, attended a team event, belonged to the same social circle or appears in the photograph. No joint Bedard–Lucy photograph was located in the supplied research. [U01] The source report also flags other football references to Bob Lucy. Surname-only matches must not be merged with John Lucy. A caption, roster and independent biography are stronger than visual resemblance or a shared surname. [U01] [S05] The next record to obtain Request the original historical team-photo page and any 1983 roster containing class year or biographical information. Compare that record with Bedard’s 1983 directory or registrar attendance entry. The first fixes Lucy’s campus chronology; the second tests the inferred undergraduate overlap. PUBLICATION CONTROL No team photograph is reproduced here, and no person is identified from facial appearance. The football finding rests on the caption text and biographical corroboration. The original source page should be obtained before publishing the image itself. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 10 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 11 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 3 / U M A I N E Yearbooks: the precise retrieval targets The following page ranges are preserved from the supplied report’s catalog review. They are retrieval pointers, not newly verified page contents. Original scans were not inspected for member names in preparing this edition. [U01] [S06] [S07] [S08] [S09] Volume Targeted sections Research purpose 1982 [S06] Greeks from approximately p. 114; organizations Possible early Bedard club or approximately p. 206; senior material approximately p. 220. chapter entry. 1983 [S07] Sports pp. 62–99; seniors pp. 164–237; Greeks pp. 238– Highest-value overlap-year target: 259; campus life pp. 260–293. football and Greek rosters/captions. 1984 [S08] Sports pp. 106–175; organizations/events pp. 176–197; Continuity of athletics, organizations campus life pp. 198–225; seniors pp. 226–285; and class-year information. commencement approximately pp. 308–315. 1985 [S09] Organizations pp. 188–203; Greek Week pp. 210–219; Class Bedard senior entry and possible of 1985 pp. 226–299. named organizational affiliation. What would count as a fraternity record A dated chapter roster, member or officer list, initiation record, house composite with a reliable caption, alumni directory or contemporary newspaper notice could establish an affiliation. Merely appearing at an event or in an unidentified photograph would not establish membership. Beyond the yearbooks Fogler’s historical-resource guide identifies the Maine Campus, yearbooks, alumni publications and other university-history material. For Bedard, prioritize fall 1981 through spring 1985; for Lucy, begin with the 1983 football season. Combine names with fraternity, Greek Week, football, pre-law, student government, political science and philosophy. [S11] [S01] [S05] ACCESS NOTE Legacy yearbook links redirected to replacement discovery or displayed a sunset notice. Fogler confirms migration to its new institutional repository. An unavailable scan is not a negative membership finding. [S10] JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 11 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 12 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 4 / M A I N E L A W Overlap is not a shared activity The 1987–88 hypothesis If both men followed ordinary three-academic-year law-school sequences, the 1988 and 1990 graduation endpoints imply a shared campus year in 1987–88. That remains an inference until directories or dates-of- attendance records establish actual enrollment. It does not independently show a shared course or acquaintance. [S01] [S03] Phi Alpha Delta Maine Law’s current student-organizations page lists Phi Alpha Delta as a professional law fraternity. That is a present-day institutional affiliation, not retrospective proof. Historical membership requires three separate answers: whether the chapter was active in the relevant period, whether Bedard belonged, and whether Lucy belonged. None is established by the present page. [S12] Maine Law Review The supplied report searched exposed article/comment indexes for the following issues and reported no relevant Bedard or Lucy authorship. The full staff mastheads were not obtained, so the result does not exclude editorial or staff membership. This edition retains that limited search finding rather than presenting it as a complete roster audit. [U01] [S13] Year Issues retained in the original search scope 1987 Volume 39, issues 1 and 2. [S14] [S15] 1988 Volume 40, issues 1 and 2. [S16] [S17] 1989 Volume 41, issue 1. [S18] 1990 Volume 42, issue 1. [S19] Other organizational paths Request Student Bar Association records; moot-court and trial-advocacy rosters; Barristers’ Ball and orientation programs; class photographs; commencement programs; alumni newsletters; and historical fraternity material. Maine Law’s institutional-history collection is a discovery route, not an independent joint-participation finding. [S20] THE MISSING LINK No retrieved class list, club roster, event program or photograph establishes that both men participated together. A named, dated activity record would add something graduation years cannot. [U01] JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 12 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 13 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 5 / P R O V E N A N C E Evidence trails, with the limits intact Each trail separates the initial source from the underlying record and the proposition actually supported. A three-part source trail is not a claim that every linked archive was successfully retrieved. Proposition Source → record → locator What remains missing Bedard education Law office → biography → educational paragraph. [S01] Registrar dates, commencement entry or student directory. Lucy schools State archive → 2012 swearing-in release → Lucy Undergraduate graduation year paragraph. [S02] and exact attendance dates. Lucy law year / BDN → 2012 nomination profile → 1990 and football Independent university athletics references. [S03] confirmation of law-school year. 1983 football anchor UMaine catalog → official media guide → historical Original page image and roster/ caption exposed by mirror. [S04] [S05] class-year check. Greek affiliations Legacy yearbook entries → cataloged sections → page Actual name-bearing rosters or targets retained from supplied report. [U01] [S06] [S07] captions. [S08] [S09] Law Review Institutional journal → 1987–90 issue indexes → Complete mastheads, staff lists participation authorship search described in supplied report. [U01] and other missing issues. [S13] [S14] [S15] [S16] [S17] [S18] [S19] Historical fraternity Current Maine Law organization page → Phi Alpha Contemporary chapter history and Delta description → institutional existence now. [S12] individual membership. Why the access distinction matters The supplied report’s precise yearbook page references survive as useful leads even when the former endpoint no longer serves the scan. Fogler now directs users to replacement discovery. This edition does not quietly convert an old index entry into a completed original-page inspection. [U01] [S10] Likewise, failure to find a name in an article index cannot establish absence from the journal’s staff. Searches can be incomplete because a record was never digitized, was poorly indexed, is access-restricted or has moved. Those are limitations, not evidence of concealment. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 13 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 14 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 5 / A S S E S S M E N T What can be said now Relationship category Present assessment Decisive next evidence Same undergraduate Established by biography and state release. No further record needed for the university [S01] [S02] school-level statement; exact attendance still open. Undergraduate temporal Probable from Bedard’s reported chronology A dated directory or releasable overlap and Lucy’s 1983 football anchor. [S01] [S03] attendance confirmation for both. [S05] Same law school Established; graduation years documented/ Commencement programs and reported separately. [S01] [S02] [S03] enrollment records strengthen dates. Law-school temporal Highly plausible under the stated three-year 1987–88 directory or exact dates of overlap assumption. attendance. Shared class / Not established in the supplied research. A course, club, journal, team or event organization [U01] record naming both. Shared fraternity / house Not established. A dated chapter roster, composite caption, initiation list or officer record. Friendship / private Not established. A reliable source expressly documenting relationship a relationship; schooling alone is insufficient. The limits on negative findings The supplied research did not locate a fraternity roster naming either man, a shared chapter list, a joint event program, a joint photograph, a shared class list or a contemporary story naming them together. It also did not retrieve complete relevant Law Review mastheads. These are bounded search outcomes, not proofs of nonexistence. [U01] RESEARCH CONCLUSION The strongest conclusion remains shared institutions, probable temporal overlap and an unresolved question of personal or organizational connection. The next investigation should seek the missing record —not repeat the inference as an established relationship. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 14 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 15 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 6 / N E W R E S E A R C H S U P P L E M E N T Where the additional judges studied This section adds information beyond the supplied Bedard–Lucy report. School names, graduation years and source quality are separated so that secondary directory information is not mistaken for university certification. Person Undergraduate education Law school Source status Jeffrey H. Moskowitz St. Lawrence University Syracuse University College Reported in indexed B.A., 1980 of Law judicial biography. [S25] J.D., 1984 Lea-Anne Sutton Smith College University of Maine School Schools corroborated Bachelor’s degree; year not of Law by 2018 news report; located. J.D., 1995 year supplied by directory. [S26] [S27] Heather M. Seasonwein Hamilton College University of Maine School Reported in two B.A., 1994 of Law professional directories. J.D., 2001 [S28] [S29] John A. McArdle III Not established in the Suffolk University Law Law school and year in located sources. School employer retirement 1987 notice. [S30] What changes in the educational picture Sutton and Seasonwein join Bedard and Lucy in the documented/reported Maine Law alumni group, but with different graduation years. The located biographies place Moskowitz at Syracuse and McArdle at Suffolk for law school. It would be inaccurate to present all six as Maine Law classmates. [S01] [S02] [S03] [S25] [S26] [S27] [S28] [S30] McArdle has a different Maine Law connection: his former firm reports that he taught Trial Practice there. The notice gives neither teaching dates nor the names of students. It therefore establishes an institutional teaching link, not that he taught Bedard, Lucy, Sutton or Seasonwein. [S30] VERIFICATION NOTE Trellis returned useful indexed biography text but direct-page access was blocked. The listed degree years for Moskowitz, Sutton and Seasonwein are therefore labeled as reported secondary information. The supplement does not treat search snippets as certified academic records. [S25] [S26] [S28] JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 15 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 16 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 6 / N E W R E S E A R C H S U P P L E M E N T Professional links beyond schooling A confirmed shared court-office affiliation The Maine Judicial Branch’s District Court directory, marked updated July 8, 2026, lists Lucy, Moskowitz, Sutton and Seasonwein with the same Biddeford court office. This is a direct institutional connection among the four judges. It is not evidence of a shared social relationship, joint deliberation or coordination in any particular case. [S32] Seasonwein and McArdle: a reported firm overlap Seasonwein’s Avvo work history lists an attorney position at Kelly, Remmel & Zimmerman in 2018. A second directory also links her to that firm. KRZ’s own retirement notice places McArdle at the firm from 2007 through the end of 2023. Read together, these support a reported same-firm overlap in 2018. [S29] [S34] [S30] The Seasonwein employment date remains secondary-source information. Her profile also contains a stale “Present” field for another firm despite showing judicial status, so it is not relied on for current employment. A contemporaneous KRZ roster or hiring/departure notice is the next verification target. The sources do not show shared files, supervision, partnership status together or a personal friendship. [S29] [S34] Association and oversight links KRZ reports McArdle’s Maine Trial Lawyers Association presidency in 2011 and 2012. Seasonwein’s directory lists MTLA board service without dates. This is an association-level lead; simultaneous board service has not been established. Dated annual rosters would test it. [S31] [S29] The official Committee on Judicial Conduct roster identifies McArdle as Committee Counsel. That is a current institutional role, not proof that he handled a particular complaint or had a personal relationship with a particular judge. [S33] DISTINCT TYPES OF CONNECTION School affiliation, a shared court office, a reported employer overlap and an oversight role are different facts. None should be substituted for evidence of private acquaintance or influence. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 16 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 17 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 7 / A L L- PA I R S I N V E N T O R Y Connections involving Bedard and Lucy The six-person scope produces fifteen unique pairs. The inventory records what the cited sources support. “No direct tie established” describes this report’s evidence, not a conclusion that people have never met. Pair Supported connection / present limit Bedard — Lucy Shared UMaine and Maine Law education; probable campus overlap under stated assumptions. No verified fraternity, joint organization or personal relationship. [S01] [S02] [S03] [S05] [U01] Bedard — Moskowitz Located biographies identify different undergraduate and law schools. No direct educational or former-employer tie established in this research. [S01] [S25] Bedard — Sutton Shared Maine Law affiliation; reported graduation years 1988 and 1995. No common class, organization or overlapping enrollment established. [S01] [S26] [S27] Bedard — Seasonwein Shared Maine Law affiliation; reported graduation years 1988 and 2001. No shared student activity or direct employer tie established. [S01] [S28] [S29] Bedard — McArdle Bedard’s Maine Law education and McArdle’s reported teaching there form an indirect institutional link. No teacher–student or personal relationship established. [S01] [S30] Lucy — Moskowitz Same court-office listing in the official judicial directory. Law-school biographies identify different institutions. No additional personal tie established. [S02] [S25] [S32] Lucy — Sutton Shared Maine Law affiliation and official Biddeford court-office listing. No shared cohort or joint student activity established. [S02] [S03] [S26] [S27] [S32] Lucy — Seasonwein Shared Maine Law affiliation and official Biddeford court-office listing. Graduation years do not establish simultaneous study. [S02] [S03] [S28] [S29] [S32] Case-record distinction. Participation by multiple professionals in a litigant’s proceedings is a procedural relationship. It must be documented from the relevant order, docket or hearing record; it is not converted here into a social connection. Private child-related records are not reproduced in this dossier. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 17 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 18 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 7 / A L L- PA I R S I N V E N T O R Y The remaining relationships Pair Supported connection / present limit Lucy — McArdle Lucy attended Maine Law; McArdle taught there at unspecified dates. No identified teacher–student relationship. McArdle’s oversight role is institutional, not proof of a private tie. [S02] [S30] [S33] Moskowitz — Sutton Same official Biddeford court-office listing. Prior prosecution careers described in different offices do not establish shared employment. [S25] [S27] [S32] Moskowitz — Seasonwein Same official Biddeford court-office listing. No common school or former-firm overlap established in the located biographies. [S25] [S28] [S29] [S32] Moskowitz — McArdle Different law schools in the located sources. CJC counsel’s institutional remit does not establish a personal relationship. No direct private or former-employer tie established. [S25] [S30] [S33] Sutton — Seasonwein Shared Maine Law affiliation and official court-office listing. Graduation years 1995 and 2001 do not establish shared enrollment or student activity. [S26] [S27] [S28] [S29] [S32] Sutton — McArdle Maine Law alumna / former Trial Practice instructor is an indirect institutional link. No teaching dates, common class or personal relationship established. [S26] [S27] [S30] Seasonwein — McArdle Reported KRZ employment overlap in 2018; primary confirmation of her dates remains outstanding. MTLA affiliations are separately reported without proof of contemporaneous board service. [S29] [S30] [S31] [S34] Records that would materially advance the supplement KRZ: a 2018 firm roster and Seasonwein hiring/departure notice. Maine Law: McArdle’s teaching years and public course/event records, compared with each alumnus’s attendance. MTLA: dated annual board lists. Academic dates: university confirmation of the reported degree years and missing undergraduate years. NO INFERRED MISCONDUCT A stronger relationship record would establish a relationship. Any claim about influence, disclosure, conduct or a particular decision would still require its own supporting evidence. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 18 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 19 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 8 / R E T R I E VA L P L A N From leads to records The next four pages contain polished request templates from the supplied report. They are prepared for review and use; none has been sent. They seek public historical material and any releasable directory information, not private academic files. Institutional channel Specific record sought Fogler Special Collections Prism pages, student directories, Maine Campus references, 1983 um.library.spc@maine.edu [S10] football roster/photo, chapter and organization records. UMaine Student Records Releasable dates of attendance, degrees, programs and historical umrecord@maine.edu [S22] activity information. Maine Law Registrar Actual attendance dates and degree dates, particularly the lawregistrar@maine.edu [S22] proposed 1987–88 overlap. Garbrecht Law Library 1988/1990 commencement; 1987–88 directory; complete Law lawlibrary@maine.edu [S24] Review mastheads; SBA, fraternity and event material. UMS General Counsel / FOAA Existing, non-exempt institutional publications and organizational foaa@maine.edu [S23] records; segregable portions where appropriate. Directory information is not unrestricted access UMS policy designates categories such as dates of attendance, degrees, program, class level and sports/activity participation as directory information, subject to applicable restrictions. It does not guarantee release of all historical data or override a nondisclosure restriction. The request asks what is releasable and maintained. [S21] Preserve the source, not merely the answer For each response, retain the original message and attachments, date of receipt, collection/item identifier, volume, printed page and scan-page number. Keep a no-record response distinct from a withholding decision, an unsearched collection or an unavailable scan. A source-derived summary should remain linked to those originals. SUPPLEMENT REQUESTS The additional judges’ schools and the KRZ / MTLA leads can be requested separately. Keeping the original Bedard–Lucy request narrowly bounded makes the missing chronology and organization records easier to identify. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 19 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 20 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 8 / R E Q U E S T T E M P L AT E A Fogler Library / Special Collections To: um.library.spc@maine.edu [S10] Subject: Historical research — Patrick S. Bedard and John Lucy, UMaine circa 1981–1986 Dear Special Collections staff, I am conducting source-based historical research concerning two University of Maine alumni: Patrick S. Bedard (reported UMaine graduation 1985; political science and philosophy) and John Lucy (UMaine alumnus, former football player, and later Maine Law graduate). Please search the following variants where useful: Patrick Bedard, Pat Bedard, Patrick Scott Bedard and P. S. Bedard; John B. Lucy, John B Lucy, J. B. Lucy and J. Lucy. The variants are supplied for discovery, not as a request to merge unrelated individuals. I am seeking public historical records, citations or scans sufficient to identify their attendance years and student affiliations. Please identify any available student-directory entries; yearbook name-index and photograph entries; fraternity member/officer lists, chapter composites and Greek Week material; student-organization references; and Maine Campus coverage. Particular targets are John Lucy’s 1983 football roster and team photograph, with any class-year information; Patrick Bedard’s 1985 senior or commencement entry; and any program, caption, publication or roster that names both individuals. Prism volume Reported page targets to help locate material 1983 Sports 62–99; Greeks 238–259. 1984 Sports 106–175; organizations/events 176–197. 1985 Organizations 188–203; Greek Week 210–219; Class of 1985 226–299. These page ranges come from an earlier catalog-based research report and should be checked against the volumes. The former Digital Commons endpoints have redirected or become unavailable during migration; a replacement item link or staff-supplied citation would be helpful. For each responsive item, please provide the collection name, box/folder or item identifier where applicable, volume/year, exact page, and a scan or stable repository URL if available. Please advise before incurring material reproduction or research charges. I am requesting public historical and institutional material only—not grades, transcripts, home addresses, Social Security numbers or other private student information. Thank you, Justin A. Tahai JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 20 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 21 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 8 / R E Q U E S T T E M P L AT E B Attendance and degree verification UMaine: umrecord@maine.edu Maine Law: lawregistrar@maine.edu [S22] Subject: Historical directory-information verification — Bedard / Lucy Dear Registrar / Student Records staff, I am requesting any releasable directory information maintained by your institution concerning former students Patrick S. Bedard and John Lucy. Search variants include Patrick Bedard / Patrick Scott Bedard and John B. Lucy / John B Lucy. The known research anchors are Bedard’s reported UMaine graduation in 1985 and Maine Law graduation in 1988; Lucy’s UMaine football participation associated with the 1983 team; and Lucy’s reported Maine Law graduation in 1990. The purpose is to resolve attendance chronology using authoritative institutional records. For each individual, please confirm, to the extent releasable under University policy: 1. Dates of attendance, including the first and last dates or academic terms maintained. 2. Degree or degrees received and conferral dates. 3. Program or programs of study. 4. Class year or class level, if maintained as directory information. 5. Participation in University sports or activities, if maintained and releasable as directory information. I am not requesting grades, transcripts, disciplinary records, student addresses, financial information or other non- directory education records. If a restriction prevents disclosure, please state the applicable limitation rather than treating a restricted record as proof that no record exists. An electronic response is preferred. Please identify the office providing the verification and the date of the response. If another office holds the historical record, please identify the appropriate institutional channel. Thank you, Justin A. Tahai RESEARCH NOTE — NOT PART OF THE REQUEST A dates-of-attendance response can test the 1983 undergraduate and 1987–88 law-school hypotheses without seeking transcripts. The governing policy allows designated directory-information disclosure subject to restrictions; it does not promise a response containing every listed category. [S21] JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 21 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 22 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 8 / R E Q U E S T T E M P L AT E C Garbrecht / Maine Law archives To: lawlibrary@maine.edu [S24] Subject: Historical records — Patrick Bedard ’88 / John Lucy ’90 Dear Garbrecht Law Library / Maine Law archives, I am researching the historical student affiliations of Patrick S. Bedard (reported Maine Law graduation 1988) and John Lucy (reported graduation 1990). Please identify public or archival material for academic years 1985–86 through 1989–90 containing either name. The specific question is whether their attendance actually overlapped and whether any record establishes a shared student organization, class, publication, event or photograph. I would appreciate help locating: 1. Student directories, orientation programs, class photographs and the 1988 and 1990 commencement programs. 2. Student Bar Association officer, representative and activity lists. 3. Historical Phi Alpha Delta chapter records, including activity dates, rosters, initiation or officer lists, photographs, newsletters and event programs. 4. Complete Maine Law Review mastheads and staff rosters for volumes 39–42, not merely article-author indexes. 5. Moot-court, trial-advocacy, law-club and competition rosters or programs. 6. Barristers’ Ball and other student-event programs, alumni class notes, and student newspapers or newsletters. 7. Any public faculty or course-related photograph or program naming both men. For each responsive item, please provide its title, academic year, page, collection identifier and a scan or stable URL where available. Please distinguish material that does not exist from material that exists but cannot be released or has not been searched. I am requesting public historical and archival materials only—not grades, transcripts, private course-registration records or other confidential education records. Please advise before incurring material fees. Thank you, Justin A. Tahai SEPARATE SUPPLEMENTAL INQUIRY A later, separately bounded request can seek McArdle’s publicly documented Trial Practice teaching years and compare those dates with the additional alumni’s attendance. The located employer notice does not identify his students. [S30] JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 22 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 23 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 8 / R E Q U E S T T E M P L AT E D University of Maine System / FOAA To: foaa@maine.edu [S23] Subject: Maine FOAA request — historical public institutional and organization records, 1981–1990 To the University of Maine System Public Access Officer: Pursuant to the Maine Freedom of Access Act, I request copies of existing, non-exempt public records maintained by the University of Maine System or its institutions that identify historical institutional or student-organization affiliations of Patrick S. Bedard and John Lucy. Search variants include Patrick Bedard / Patrick Scott Bedard and John B. Lucy / John B Lucy. The relevant periods are approximately 1981–1986 at the University of Maine and 1985–1990 at the University of Maine School of Law. The requested categories are: 1. Publicly distributed student directories, commencement programs and institutional event programs. 2. Publicly maintained fraternity/Greek organization rosters, officer lists, chapter photographs and Greek Week programs. 3. Published sports rosters and team photographs. 4. Public student-organization records, including Student Bar Association and historical Phi Alpha Delta materials. 5. Maine Law Review mastheads and staff lists. 6. Student publications, alumni newsletters, publicly distributed programs and historical organizational photograph captions. I am not requesting grades, transcripts, Social Security numbers, home addresses, financial information, disciplinary files, confidential education records or other information protected from disclosure. If a responsive record contains exempt portions, please provide any reasonably segregable non-exempt portion and identify the basis for withholding. If no responsive record is maintained for a category, please identify that category. Please distinguish a no-record result from an exemption or an office that has not searched. Electronic PDF copies are preferred. Before incurring material fees, please provide an estimate. If responsive records are maintained by a different institutional office, please route this request or identify that office. Thank you, Justin A. Tahai Template only; no assertion that every listed category must be disclosed. UMS identifies FOAA—not federal FOIA—as its public- records channel and separately addresses student-record confidentiality. [S21] [S23] JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 23 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 24 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS 0 9 / S O U R C E D I R E C T O R Y Sources S01–S34 Source IDs in the text link here. Links identify the original publisher, archive or directory; retained archival pointers are not represented as recovered scans. Review date: September 20, 2026. S01 Patrick S. Bedard, Esq. — attorney biography Primary / professional biography Educational paragraph: high school 1981; UMaine Orono 1985, political science and philosophy; Maine Law 1988. Biography, not a registrar certification. https://www.patbedardlawoffice.com/attorneys/patrick-s-bedard-esq/ S02 Justice Warren Silver; Judges Dan Billings and John Lucy Sworn into Office Primary / State of Maine release September 21, 2012. Lucy biographical paragraph: UMaine and Maine Law; practice at Richardson, Whitman, Large & Badger since 1990. https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/MEGOV/bulletins/544d48 S03 LePage nominates his legal counsel for District Court judge Secondary / Bangor Daily News August 20, 2012. Lucy profile supplies Maine Law 1990 and former UMaine football participation. Indexed reporting; not an enrollment record. https://www.bangordailynews.com/2012/08/20/news/lepage-nominates-his-legal-counsel-for-district-court-judge/ S04 2007 UMaine Black Bears Football Media Guide Primary / official publication catalog University of Maine Athletic Media Relations Office, September 1, 2007; General University of Maine Publications, item 2510. Catalog and publisher statement checked. Original team-photo page not rendered in this edition. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_publications/2510/ S05 UMAINE Football — media-guide mirror Secondary-hosted reproduction / searchable text Historical section headed “1983 BLACK BEARS”; third-row caption includes John Lucy. The caption text is the locator; no independent visual identification is made. Obtain original page for image use. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/umaine-football/70065650 S06 Prism 1982 — legacy yearbook catalog Retained archival pointer / supplied-report locator Greeks begin approximately p. 114; organizations approximately p. 206; senior material approximately p. 220. Page ranges retained from U01, not independently re-read from original scans in this edition. Legacy links redirected or displayed a migration notice. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/yearbooks/87/ S07 Prism 1983 — legacy yearbook catalog Retained archival pointer / supplied-report locator Sports pp. 62–99; seniors pp. 164–237; Greeks pp. 238–259; campus life pp. 260–293. Page ranges retained from U01, not independently re-read from original scans in this edition. Legacy links redirected or displayed a migration notice. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/yearbooks/88/ JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 24 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 25 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS S08 Prism 1984 — legacy yearbook catalog Retained archival pointer / supplied-report locator Sports pp. 106–175; organizations/events pp. 176–197; campus life pp. 198–225; seniors pp. 226–285; commencement approximately pp. 308–315. Page ranges retained from U01, not independently re-read from original scans in this edition. Legacy links redirected or displayed a migration notice. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/yearbooks/89/ S09 Prism 1985 — legacy yearbook catalog Retained archival pointer / supplied-report locator Organizations pp. 188–203; Greek Week pp. 210–219; Class of 1985 pp. 226–299. Page ranges retained from U01, not independently re-read from original scans in this edition. Legacy links redirected or displayed a migration notice. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/yearbooks/90/ S10 New Institutional Repositories Primary / Fogler Library Current notice says Digital Commons sunset June 30 and links to replacement discovery. Identifies Prism and Maine Campus among migrated materials; gives um.library.spc@maine.edu. https://library.umaine.edu/new-institutional-repository/ S11 UMaine History Resources Available Online Primary / Fogler Library March 24, 2020. Historical overview of digitized university newspapers, yearbooks, alumni material, catalogs and photographs. Holdings guide, not a membership record. https://library.umaine.edu/2020/03/24/umaine-history-resources-available-online/ S12 Student Organizations — University of Maine School of Law Primary / current institutional page Lists recently active student organizations, including Phi Alpha Delta as a professional law fraternity. Does not establish a 1980s chapter or either subject’s membership. https://mainelaw.edu/student-life/student-organizations/ S13 Maine Law Review — journal archive Primary / institutional journal archive Journal and issue navigation. Article indexes are not complete editorial or staff rosters. https://digitalcommons.mainelaw.maine.edu/mlr/ S14 Maine Law Review, volume 39, issue 1 (1987) Primary archive / carried-forward index-check scope U01 reports no Bedard or Lucy authorship among exposed article/comment indexes. Complete staff mastheads were not obtained; no exclusion of staff membership follows. The issue URLs preserve the original review scope. https://digitalcommons.mainelaw.maine.edu/mlr/vol39/iss1/ S15 Maine Law Review, volume 39, issue 2 (1987) Primary archive / carried-forward index-check scope U01 reports no Bedard or Lucy authorship among exposed article/comment indexes. Complete staff mastheads were not obtained; no exclusion of staff membership follows. The issue URLs preserve the original review scope. https://digitalcommons.mainelaw.maine.edu/mlr/vol39/iss2/ JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 25 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 26 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS S16 Maine Law Review, volume 40, issue 1 (1988) Primary archive / carried-forward index-check scope U01 reports no Bedard or Lucy authorship among exposed article/comment indexes. Complete staff mastheads were not obtained; no exclusion of staff membership follows. The issue URLs preserve the original review scope. https://digitalcommons.mainelaw.maine.edu/mlr/vol40/iss1/ S17 Maine Law Review, volume 40, issue 2 (1988) Primary archive / carried-forward index-check scope U01 reports no Bedard or Lucy authorship among exposed article/comment indexes. Complete staff mastheads were not obtained; no exclusion of staff membership follows. The issue URLs preserve the original review scope. https://digitalcommons.mainelaw.maine.edu/mlr/vol40/iss2/ S18 Maine Law Review, volume 41, issue 1 (1989) Primary archive / carried-forward index-check scope U01 reports no Bedard or Lucy authorship among exposed article/comment indexes. Complete staff mastheads were not obtained; no exclusion of staff membership follows. The issue URLs preserve the original review scope. https://digitalcommons.mainelaw.maine.edu/mlr/vol41/iss1/ S19 Maine Law Review, volume 42, issue 1 (1990) Primary archive / carried-forward index-check scope U01 reports no Bedard or Lucy authorship among exposed article/comment indexes. Complete staff mastheads were not obtained; no exclusion of staff membership follows. The issue URLs preserve the original review scope. https://digitalcommons.mainelaw.maine.edu/mlr/vol42/iss1/ S20 Maine Law historical collection — 50-year retrospective Primary / institutional history archive Institutional-history lead for chronology and alumni material. Not a source establishing a shared Bedard–Lucy activity. https://digitalcommons.mainelaw.maine.edu/maine-law-historical-collection/1/ S21 APL X-F — Confidentiality of Student Records / FERPA Primary / University of Maine System policy Effective August 1, 2023. Directory-information framework includes attendance, degrees, programs, class level and sports/activity participation, subject to applicable restrictions. Does not promise disclosure of every requested record. https://www.maine.edu/students/office-of-the-vice-chancellor-for-academic-affairs/apl-x-f/ S22 Campus Registrar’s Contact Information Primary / University of Maine System directory Directory modified February 27, 2026: UMaine umrecord@maine.edu; Maine Law lawregistrar@maine.edu. Institutional contact information only. https://tdx.maine.edu/TDClient/2624/Portal/KB/PrintArticle?ID=139189 S23 Freedom of Access Requests Primary / University of Maine System General Counsel Official Maine FOAA channel: foaa@maine.edu. Notes records are decentralized across universities and the School of Law. Existing, non-exempt records are the request target. https://www.maine.edu/general-counsel/freedom-of-access-requests/ JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 26 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 27 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS S24 Garbrecht Law Library — academic library directory Primary / Maine State Library directory Identifies Maine Law’s Garbrecht Law Library; lawlibrary@maine.edu; public access by appointment. Contact details checked as directory information, not a guarantee of record availability. https://www.maine.gov/msl/libs/directories/displayaca.shtml?id=41704 S25 Jeffrey H. Moskowitz — judicial biography Secondary / indexed legal directory Search-indexed education fields: St. Lawrence University B.A. 1980; Syracuse University College of Law J.D. 1984. Direct page returned HTTP 403 during verification; no registrar certification obtained. https://trellis.law/judge/jeffrey.h.moskowitz S26 Lea-Anne Sutton — judicial biography Secondary / indexed legal directory Search-indexed education fields: Smith College bachelor’s degree; Maine Law J.D. 1995. Direct page returned HTTP 403. The directory’s March 22, 2018 appointment wording is not adopted; contemporaneous reporting identifies a nomination. https://trellis.law/judge/lea-anne.sutton S27 Governor LePage announces judicial nominees Secondary / WAGM contemporaneous report March 22, 2018. Sutton paragraph confirms Smith College and Maine Law; AG’s office from 1995 and felony-drug prosecution assignment in Cumberland County. Does not supply her undergraduate graduation year. https://www.wagmtv.com/content/news/Governor-LePage-announces-judicial-nominees--477668143.html S28 Heather M. Seasonwein — judicial biography Secondary / indexed legal directory Search-indexed education fields: Hamilton College B.A. 1994; Maine Law J.D. 2001. Direct page returned HTTP 403. Education is also reported in S29. https://trellis.law/judge/heather.m.seasonwein S29 Heather M. Seasonwein — attorney profile Secondary / professional directory Education: Hamilton 1994; Maine Law 2001. Alias Heather S. Walker. Work-history entry: attorney, Kelly, Remmel & Zimmerman, 2018–2018. Other fields are stale or undated; not evidence of current private practice. Association fields list MTLA board service without dates. https://www.avvo.com/attorneys/04032-me-heather-seasonwein-1774832.html S30 KRZ Congratulates Attorney John A. McArdle, III, on his Retirement Primary / employer announcement January 1, 2024 notice in news archive: Suffolk Law 1987; KRZ from 2007 through end of 2023; taught Trial Practice at Maine Law; transition to CJC counsel. Teaching dates and students not named. https://www.krz.com/news/ S31 John A. McArdle III — Maine Trial Lawyers Association executive service Primary / employer news March 27, 2013. Reports McArdle’s MTLA presidency in 2011 and 2012. Does not establish simultaneous service with Seasonwein. https://www.krz.com/2013/03/27/john-a-mcardle-iii-was-recently-recognized-for-completing-a-4-year-appointment-to-the-maine-trial-lawyers-association- executive-committee/ JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 27 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 28 OF 30 --- J TforME / RISE EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIONS S32 District Court Judges — State of Maine Judicial Branch Primary / official directory Page marked updated July 8, 2026. Lists Lucy, Jeffrey Moskowitz, Heather M. Seasonwein and Lea-Anne Sutton with the same Biddeford District Court office. Institutional placement only; no private relationship or shared deliberation follows. https://www.courts.maine.gov/courts/district/judges.html S33 Committee on Judicial Conduct — State of Maine Judicial Branch Primary / official committee roster Roster marked updated May 14, 2026 identifies John A. McArdle as Committee Counsel. Office and remit do not independently establish handling of a particular complaint. https://www.courts.maine.gov/about/committees/cjrd.html S34 Heather Seasonwein — Elite Lawyer profile Secondary / historical professional-directory lead Lists Kelly, Remmel & Zimmerman and “Elite Lawyer Since 2018.” Supports the firm-association lead but is stale as a current- employment source and does not by itself establish exact employment dates. https://www.elitelawyer.com/profile/759-heather-seasonwein U01 User-supplied research report “Bedard–Lucy University of Maine and Maine Law Connection Research,” pasted in this conversation September 20, 2026. Basis for the edited core report and retained search/archival pointers. Not independent corroboration of external facts. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 28 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 29 OF 30 --- JTforME.com RISE SOURCES / MAP ADDITIONS Additional source directory X01 · Criminal Process Stakeholders Working Group — charter and roster Official Judicial Branch record Established August 25, 2025. The page names Lea-Anne Sutton as chair and Deborah Cashman as a judicial liaison. Rechecked September 20, 2026; roles only, not evidence of a complaint-specific interaction. https://www.courts.maine.gov/about/committees/criminal-process-working-group.html X02 · Published letter of October 4, 2018 — signature list Original published public statement / Portland Press Herald Signature list prints Heather Seasonwein and John A. McArdle (without suffix). Used only for same-document co-appearance, not joint drafting, event attendance, friendship or litigation coordination. Rechecked September 20, 2026. https://www.pressherald.com/2018/10/04/letter-to-the-editor-sen-collins-must-protect-high-courts-credibility-vote-no-on-kavanaugh/ EXISTING SOURCES RECHECKED FOR THE MAP S29: Seasonwein’s profile explicitly lists KRZ, 2018–2018. S30: the firm’s January 1, 2024 notice supplies McArdle’s tenure and teaching. S32: official directory marked updated July 8, 2026. S33: CJC roster marked updated May 14, 2026; includes Cashman as member and McArdle as counsel. Source-specific caution: the CJC page has inconsistent chair labels in different sections. This edition does not select a chair from that inconsistency; it relies only on the explicit Cashman-member and McArdle-counsel entries used in the map. Source IDs S01–S34 retain their original meanings in the directory on pages 24–28. No university archive scan, fraternity roster or complete Law Review staff masthead was newly authenticated while preparing these maps. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 29 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026 --- PDF PAGE 30 OF 30 --- JTforME.com RISE EDITION CONTROLS A consolidated research record Document: JTforME / RISE — Connections: The six-person network dossier. Edition: R2, September 20, 2026. Prepared for: Justin A. Tahai. Primary scope: Patrick S. Bedard; John Lucy; Jeffrey H. Moskowitz; Lea-Anne Sutton; Heather M. Seasonwein; John A. McArdle III. Preservation: substantive pages 3–23 of the earlier 24-page educational-and-professional dossier are retained as pages 8–28. The prior cover, contents and closing edition page are replaced by this all-six-person network edition. Existing source references, archival detail and four request drafts remain in the PDF. New pages are expressly identified as map synthesis or verification additions. Source hierarchy: official records and source documents control over professional directories; directories control only the limited claims they publish. The retained report and earlier chat are research navigation aids, not independent proof of their own underlying assertions. The new maps do not turn a secondary-source claim into a primary-source fact. Privacy and use: this report maps public educational and professional affiliations. It does not reproduce private child records, private contact information, home locations or confidential academic records. It makes no diagnosis or character finding and no conclusion that a legal disqualification or misconduct has occurred. Corpus handling: this PDF is prepared as an additive R2 research item. The accompanying text, source register, graph data and checksums identify the version. No existing evidence, binder or master corpus index is replaced or rebuilt by this document. A remote upload is confirmed separately by the storage response. No records request, email, grievance or filing was sent in preparing this edition. Follow the source. Keep the limits visible. JTforME.com / RISE.JTforME.com 30 / 30 CONNECTIONS NETWORK DOSSIER / R2 / 20 SEPTEMBER 2026