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A former Lisbon police officer trying to get off the state’s Laurie List can keep his name hidden from the public, according to a ruling from the First Circuit Court of Appeals.
Hundreds of abuse victims will get their days in court now that Rockingham Superior Court Judge Andrew Schulman has denied the state’s motions to dismiss all of the Sununu Youth Detention Center lawsuits.
A woman who was sexually assaulted by a teacher known to be a sex offender by Bishop Guertin High School before he was hired can sue the school, the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled.
The next jury seated to decide if Timothy Verrill is guilty of double murder in Farmington can consider the fact that police and prosecutors mishandled key evidence in the first, botched trial, ultimately deciding if the investigators have any credibility.
Jaye Vilchock’s petition states the court can reverse his firing after a hearing under RSA 154:5. He wants to have the select board’s decision to fire him overturned so he can go back to work.
Several people were indicted in June for allegedly taking part in the body snatching ring, including married Goffstown couple Cedric Lodge, 55, and Denise Lodge, 63. Cedric Lodge was the manager at the Harvard Medical School mortuary where the cadavers of people who had donated their bodies to science after death were stored.
When news of his death became public, firefighters from throughout the state swung into action. Several departments escorted his body from Colebrook to a Windham funeral home to honor the fallen chief.
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire – A year ago, a lifetime of mental illness erupted into a deadly, random outburst that left one man shot dead.
A federal judge ruled against former Salem Police Officer Stephen DiChiara, who sued the town after he says officials sent his medical records to the New Hampshire Attorney General in a failed attempt to land him in legal trouble.