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The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office won’t investigate a former police chief or a county prosecutor for allegedly hiding exculpatory evidence in a case that landed a man in jail for one year.
Responding to a Boston Globe series highlighting the lack of transparency in the way the New Hampshire Board of Medicine handles complaints about doctors, New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella’s Office is backing new recommendations to open the process to the public.
The former Monadnock area state representative charged with engaging in eco terrorism last year won’t face any consequences after he was found not guilty.
Crying Nazi Christopher Cantwell has more reason to shed a few tears: the white supremacist lost his appeal this week when the First Circuit Court of Appeals upheld his criminal convictions for threatening another white supremacist.
The latest public version of the Exculpatory Evidence Schedule, also known as the Laurie List, includes former Winchester Police Chief Mike Tollett, who was dismissed by the town in 2021.
The identities of the 12 jurors who found Volodymyr Zhukovskyy not guilty in the fatal crash that took the lives of seven motorcycle riders will remain secret despite attempts by the Boston Globe to unseal the names.
Department of Safety Commissioner Robert Quinn wants New Hampshire State Police deputized to patrol the northern border against illegal immigration, even though he’s unable to say how many people are crossing into the Granite State.
Days before he was confirmed by the Executive Council for another term as the state’s Department of Safety Commissioner, Robert Quinn quietly met with the man who was causing him a P.R. headache.
The Amherst man who created the Free State Project, the Libertarian movement to transform New Hampshire into a liberty Mecca, lost his bid in court to silence a critic of his run for Planning Board.