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NH Deputy Chief Medical Examiner Mitchell Weinberg determined that Christine Falzone was about 35 to 37 weeks pregnant at the time of her death in December.
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A contentious debate Thursday at the Statehouse revolved around pregnant women being allowed to murder people. This strange line of debate had to do with…
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Lawmakers in the House have passed a bill that defines a fetus as a person in cases of homicide. Under the new legislation, a person who caused the death…
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House lawmakers will debate a bill Thursday that would define a fetus as a person in cases of homicide.The Republican-backed bill has already cleared the…
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Update: 12:55 PM:This bill has passed the New Hampshire House by a vote of 186-170. We will continue to update this story.--The New Hampshire House votes…
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New Hampshire House has again voted to make fetal homicide a crime.Lawmakers voted 193-159 on Wednesday to amend the Senate’s version, which applies the…
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Senators have joined the House in supporting efforts to create a crime of fetal homicide, which would allow charges to be brought for the death of a fetus…
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The New Hampshire House backed a measure to put fetal homicide on the state’s books.The bill, which was approved 208 to 155, would allow prosecutors to…
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New Hampshire's House has failed to override Gov. John Lynch's veto of a bill that expanded the state's homicide law to include causing the death of a…
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The majority of North Country representatives voted for a bill that would allow murder charges for causing the death of a fetus more than eight weeks…