Courts & Corrections
NH Supreme Court Passes on Tulloch Sentencing in Dartmouth Professors’ Murders
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Tulloch is behind bars for his role in the 2001 double-murder of Dartmouth professors Half Zantop, 62, and Susanne Zantop, 55.
Business & Economy
NH House Budget Cuts To Prisons ‘A Fundamental Threat,’ Senators Told
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Massive budget cuts for the state’s prisons will not save money and could place the facilities and the state in danger and cause real legal trouble, the commissioner told the Senate Finance Committee Monday.
Courts & Corrections
Jeffery Strelzin Tapped To Return To NH Attorney General’s Office
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Jeffery A. Strelzin is expected to return to the New Hampshire Department of Justice where he worked for 22 years after a stint with the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
Courts & Corrections
YDC Abuse Claims Surge As Money Running Low
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Time is running out for the Sununu Youth Development Center (YDC) survivors of abuse to file claims with the state’s YDC Settlement Fund as the money to pay settlements is running out.
Business & Economy
AG: Victory in Antitrust Case Against Google Over Digital Advertising Monopolies
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Attorney General John M. Formella today announced a significant legal victory after the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia ruled that Google violated federal antitrust laws by maintaining illegal monopolies in the digital advertising technology industry.
Courts & Corrections
Marital Conversation Taped in DCYF Ex-Employee Abuse Case Not Privileged: Supreme Court
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Under investigation for child abuse, former Division for Children, Youth and Families employee Deborah Bradley and her husband, Kenneth Bradley, thought they were having a private conversation in their lawyer’s office.
Courts & Corrections
DOC Deserved Hearing Before Personnel Board Ruled Against Officer’s Firing: Supreme Court
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court says that the Department of Corrections should have been allowed a hearing before the Personnel Appeals Board ruled against the termination of a veteran corrections officer.
Business & Economy
Transgender Access to Bathrooms, Sports Teams Debated
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How do you “vet” whether someone is transgender? How do you decide who can use a women’s or a men’s bathroom and who can’t? How do you ensure fairness in women’s sports?
Courts & Corrections
Justice James P. Bassett To Retire from NH Supreme Court
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New Hampshire Supreme Court Senior Associate Justice James P. Bassett notified Governor Kelly Ayotte Tuesday that he will retire from the Supreme Court as of August 31, 2025, one year before the mandatory retirement age of 70.