“I never thought that speaking my mind would get me arrested,” said Robert Frese of Exeter.
Man Accused of Threatening ‘To Shoot Gov of NH No Matter What’
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CIA informed Concord police about messages associated with a single email account that also expressed hatred toward the Jewish community.
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Nearly All Officers in Charge of Elkhart, Ind. Police Department Have Been Disciplined
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Of the 34 supervisors in the Elkhart, Indiana, Police Department, 28 have been disciplined. Fifteen have been suspended. Seven have been involved in fatal shootings. Three have been convicted of criminal charges.
Court Rules ICE Violated Rights Of ACLU-NH Client After Holding Him for Nine Months Without Hearing
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Abdigani Faisal Hussein was released Thursday from immigration custody.
Judge Orders Free Lawyer for Prison Psych Unit Patient Who Is Suing Sununu
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“The court finds that the circumstances presented here, however, warrant the appointment of counsel to represent the plaintiff in this case,” Federal Magistrate Judge Andrea K. Johnstone wrote.
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ACLU-NH Files Lawsuit Challenging Mental Health Emergency Room Boarding
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As of Oct. 31, 2018, approximately 46 adults and 4 children were being involuntarily “boarded” in emergency rooms.
Gardner: Eligible Voters Without Documentation Can Register At The Polls
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“Don’t be scared into not voting,” Secretary of State William Gardner said.
Supreme Court: Controversial Voting Law Remains Until at Least Nov. 6
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Opponents say the domicile law is burdensome to college students and homeless people.
Efforts Mount to Bar Gun Possession by Those Convicted of Animal Cruelty
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Scientific and anecdotal evidence suggests that a person who abuses animals also has a higher likelihood of hurting other people.
NH Judge Blocks New Election Law Before Midterm Elections
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The court also found that some populations, such as the homeless, would be disproportionately burdened by the law.