Janet Mills, Donna Loring, Rena Newell, Darrell Newell

Maine Gov. Janet Mills speaks to reporters before signing papers to posthumously pardon Don Gellers, a Passamaquoddy tribal lawyer convicted of marijuana possession, on Tuesday at the State House in Augusta. Accompanying the governor, from left, are Donna Loring, the governor's senior adviser on tribal affairs, tribal Rep. Rena Newell, and Darrell Newell, vice chief of the Passamaquoddy tribe's Indian Township reservation.

Maine Gov. Janet Mills speaks to reporters before signing papers to posthumously pardon Don Gellers, a Passamaquoddy tribal lawyer convicted of marijuana possession, Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020 at the Statehouse in Augusta, Maine. Accompanying the governor, from left, is Donna Loring, the governor’s senior advisor on tribal affairs, Tribal Rep. Rena Newell, and Darrell Newell, Vice Chief of the Passamaquoddy Indian Township. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)

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