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This week the New Hampshire Supreme Court sided with Laurie Ortolano in her latest quest to get answers out of the City’s assessing department, and the high court called out Nashua officials’ excuse they did not have access to emails Ortolano was seeking.
The Merrimack woman accused of murdering her five-year-old son, Elijah Lewis, and dumping his body in Massachusetts will soon be able to hear what her ex-boyfriend talked about in jail.
Stephan Condodemetraky isn’t going to prison just yet, despite getting a one and a half to five year sentence for stealing $125,000 from six of his Dusty Old Cars victims.
Elijah Lewis, 5, suffered close to a year of torture, beatings, and starvation at the hands of his mother, Danielle Dauphinais, and her boyfriend Joseph Stapf before his undersized body finally succumbed to one last beating, according to Assistant Attorney General Bethany Durand at Stapf’s plea and sentencing hearing Thursday.
The state courts are violating their own rules by sealing all Laurie List lawsuits, according to a ruling in one lawsuit involving a police officer trying to get off the list.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court is expected to decide if a woman’s sex abuse lawsuit against Bishop Guertin High School can go forward after it was dismissed because it fell outside of New Hampshire’s statute of limitations, even though those limits no longer exist.
Attorney General John Formella released his second compliance report Friday required under the new state law that is supposed to make public the names of police or former officers who have been disciplined for dishonesty or excessive force.
The lawsuit accusing Bishop Guertin High School administrators of allowing a convicted sexual predator to teach, and thus give him the ability to sexually abuse a new victim is now dismissed.
All of the motions have now been filed. It is now up to Judge Charles Temple whether the Laurie List, also known as the Exculpatory Evidence Schedule or EES, will become public in its entirety.