Courts & Corrections
AG Announces Suspicious Death in Manchester
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On scene, they discovered a single adult male suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. The male was transported to the Elliot Hospital where he died hours later.
Courts & Corrections
Attorney General Appeals Neo-Nazi Civil Rights Dismissal to NH Supreme Court
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New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella continues trying to prosecute neo-Nazi group NSC-131 for a Portsmouth “White Power” demonstration, despite constitutional roadblocks.
Courts & Corrections
Rep. Jon Stone’s Records As a Cop Are Humiliating, Lawyer Tells NH Supreme Court
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Whatever is in the Claremont Police Department’s internal affairs records that state Rep. Jon Stone is trying to hide from the public, it’s bad, his lawyer told the New Hampshire Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Courts & Corrections
Returned Letters Give Voice To Pamela Mason Decades After Manchester Teen Was Murdered
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Marie Hamel and Pamela Mason met at Oyster River Middle School in Durham. When Pamela moved to Manchester in 1962, Hamel and their friends were crushed at the thought of their close friend moving 39 miles away, a distance that feels much farther for 14-year-old girls.
Courts & Corrections
Manchester Man Pleads Guilty To Sexual Exploitation of Minors
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A Manchester man pleaded guilty today in federal court to producing visual depictions of four different minor survivors engaged in sexually explicit conduct, U.S. Attorney Jane E. Young announces.
Courts & Corrections
Lebanon Cops Sued in Federal Court for Hiding Misdeeds
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Lebanon Police hid the discipline records of two officers whose testimony helped send a man to jail, and now the department faces a federal civil rights lawsuit.
Courts & Corrections
House Committee Debate About Transgender Legislation Leads to Stalemate Along Party Lines
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Protesters stood outside of the Legislative Office Building in Concord to oppose the recently amended bill prohibiting gender transition procedures for minors.
Courts & Corrections
Panel Likely To Back More Funding for Staff, Training for Judges in Divorce Cases
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As the House of Representatives special committee on the family division of the state Circuit Court system begins to wrap up its work and make recommendations to the legislature, this winter it is clear that they want to see more support staff for the courts and better explanations from judges on their decisions, particularly as they relates to excluding evidence.
Business & Economy
Melissa Beth Countway Nominated to NH Supreme Court
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Third Circuit Court Judge Melissa Beth Countway of Alton has been nominated by Gov. Chris Sununu to be an Associate Supreme Court Justice.