Business & Economy
Charges Dropped Against Controversial Libertarian Leader
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The criminal case against Libertarian firebrand Jeremy Kauffman is no more, much like Kauffman’s affiliation with the National Libertarian Party.
Courts & Corrections
Clegg Challenging Evidence in Double Homicide Again in New Supreme Court Appeal
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Convicted killer Logan Clegg says police changed their story about the illegal use of cell phone data after the state Supreme Court ruled the searches unconstitutional.
News
Sullivan County Getting Outside Law Firm for Internal Investigation
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Snowmobiles, lawsuits, and taxpayer money are at the heart of an internal investigation taking shape inside the Sullivan County administrative offices in Newport.
Courts & Corrections
AG Clears Manchester Police in Turenne Shooting Death
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The Manchester Police Officers who shot and killed Nickenley Turenne were legally justified, according to the report issued Wednesday by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office.
Courts & Corrections
Jury Awards Saddleback Victim $16 Million for 106 Rapes
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Jurors made short work of their deliberations, awarding $16 million to sexual abuse survivor Kristy Gesse who they found was raped 106 times after being placed in a group home contracted by the state.
Courts & Corrections
Jury takes up Saddleback Sexual Abuse Case
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Kristy Gesse’s lawsuit is the first of the 300 contract home lawsuits brought by adult survivors who say they were physically and sexually abused in group homes that were paid by the state to take in children.
Business & Economy
Geno Marconi Pushes for State-Funded Defense in Lobster Roll Lawsuit
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Geno Marconi says his right to a legal defense in the Rye Harbor Lobster Pound lawsuit is being thwarted by the Attorney General’s Office and Gov. Kelly Ayotte.
Courts & Corrections
State Begins Defense in Saddleback Sex Abuse Civil Lawsuit
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Destroyed state records and expert witnesses who lack expertise are now taking center stage for the state’s defense in the Saddleback Mountain Retreat sex abuse lawsuit.
Courts & Corrections
AG Says Supreme Court Got Adam Montgomery’s Murder Ruling Wrong
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The state’s Supreme Court justices got it wrong when they unanimously ruled to overturn Adam Montgomery’s second-degree murder conviction due partly to the weak evidence presented, according to a new motion to reconsider filed by New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella’s office.