Augusta -
The Maine Supreme Court has denied a convicted rapist's appeal.
Bradley Lemay was found guilty last year of gross sexual assault, eluding a police officer and tampering with the victim after the crime.
He was sentenced to 55-years in prison.
Lemay appealed, saying some of the charges should have been heard in a different trial, but this week the Supreme Court rejected that request.
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