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.
ACLU-NH, InDepthNH.org Fight To Release Secret List of Dishonest NH Police
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Solicitor General Daniel E. Will said state law mandates the list be confidential.
Decades-Old Rape Case Raises New Questions of Competency and Racism
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The state has civilly committed Kenneth Hart to the state psychiatric hospital after he served his maximum 20 years in prison for rape.
Courts & Corrections
Woman Found in Rochester Storage Unit Died of Gunshot Wound
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The manner of her death is still under investigation.
ACLU-NH Challenges State’s Practice of Seeking Retaliatory Cost of Incarceration
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The State is seeking to have the $119,000 offset any award Eric Cable might receive from his suit.
Unsealed Records Say Sen. Woodburn Admitted Some Allegations in His Journal
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Woodburn, has pleaded not guilty.