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In following the law and the state constitution, Rockingham Superior Court Judge Andrew Schulman acknowledged he is failing to do justice by YDC abuse survivor David Meehan.
A retired Hanover police officer who forged a doctor’s note for extra pay is now likely to get taken off the Exculpatory Evidence Schedule, also known as the Laurie List, thanks to the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
It comes as no surprise to see former Strafford County Sheriff Mark Brave’s name on the latest public edition of the Exculpatory Evidence Schedule released out Tuesday by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office.
DNA testing is underway on evidence in the 1988 murder of Sharon Johnson, and Jason Carroll hopes the results will make him the first man in New Hampshire to prove that he was wrongly convicted of murder and is in fact innocent as he has claimed throughout the decades he has been imprisoned.
New Hampshire’s bill for decades of physical and sexual abuse in its juvenile detention system keeps growing.
NASHUA — Danielle Dauphinais will be 91 years old by the time she’s eligible for parole now that she’s been sentenced to at least 53 1/2 years in prison for the murder of her son, Elijah Lewis.
When Salem Police officers started hauling teens out of a house party this summer for alleged underage drinking, two of the alleged party goers were missing from the group of the detained: the two sons of Deputy Police Chief Shane Smith.
It’s been more than two years since two alleged sexual assault victims brought a civil lawsuit against Grafton County and former Corrections Officer Max Fournier, but the trial in that case is still years away at best.
Corrections Officer Sgt. Gerald Williams learned that simply being accused of a crime is enough to get you fired from your job, even if the accusation never turns into a conviction.