NH Supreme Court Upholds Murder Conviction Despite Questionable Miranda Waiver
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Anderson Pereira’s murder conviction stands after the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled he did not invoke his Miranda rights before he was questioned by police.
State Immunity Trumps Homeowner Rights in OHRV Case
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court said the state is immune from legal consequences even after it was found to have created a nuisance for Gorham homeowners by opening an OHRV trail close to their properties.
Courts & Corrections
Fired Prison Guard Takes Case to NH Supreme Court
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Veteran corrections officer Claudia Cass, who was fired after she called attention to dangerously low staffing inside the men’s prison in Concord, got her case to the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
News
“Crying Nazi” charged with Manchester assault
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White supremacist podcaster and convicted felon Christopher Cantwell is back in trouble after he was charged with assault this weekend in an incident at his Manchester rooming house.
Courts & Corrections
DOC Asst. Commissioner Raymond Out on Leave
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Department of Corrections Assistant Commissioner Paul Raymond is out on leave, and the department isn’t saying why.
Business & Economy
Power Struggle: Utility Agencies Clash Over Jurisdiction
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A simmering fight between the state Department of Energy and the Public Utilities Commission is coming out in the open, and the Office of Consumer Advocate is jumping into the fray.
Mistrial Stops Sex Assault Trial of Grafton County Jail Officer
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Max Fournier has maintained his innocence for years, since he was first investigated for the alleged assaults in 2019.
AG: Manchester Police Sgt. Justified in Fatal Shooting of Armed Man
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The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office released its report on the fatal shooting investigation Tuesday clearing Whelan for the actions he took on June 28, 2024.
NH State Police Allegedly Withheld Evidence in Rape Case
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A Massachusetts police officer sentenced to prison for rape could get a new trial as information emerges that New Hampshire State Police officials may have sat on evidence that undermines the credibility of a key witness.