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A federal judge issued a temporary pause on a recent Trump administration policy that drastically reduced refugee’s time to prepare their defense cases. The ruling comes in response to a lawsuit filed this week by several refugee advocacy organizations, including a New Hampshire-based nonprofit.
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Under the proposal, the Department of Employment Security would share the state’s W2 wage data with the courts to allow judges to determine the income of a person requesting a free attorney.
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Some Manchester residents are raising concerns about the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement in their community after a group of what appear to have been ICE officers detained a man near a city courthouse Monday and took him away in unmarked vehicles.
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Lawyers, including with the ACLU of New Hampshire, say that lawsuits against the Department of Homeland Security played a crucial role in allowing some international students to go back to class.
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A majority voted in favor of the amendment, but not enough for it to pass.
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Plus: Explore the data on how raising the judicial retirement age to 75 could affect New Hampshire courts.
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A jury earlier this month sided with David Meehan, who alleged he was repeatedly raped, beaten and held in solitary confinement at the New Hampshire Youth Development Center in the 1990s.
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The apology by Church Militant came after the organization agreed last week to a federal court judgment in favor of the Rev. Georges de Laire, an official with the Diocese of Manchester.
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Algunos legisladores respaldan proyecto de incluir a pacientes psiquiátricos en base de datos del FBI. Grupos de defensa acusan al departamento de educación de intentar prohibir libros en bibliotecas escolares.
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Una manifestación de la campaña de Donald Trump en Claremont coincidió con celebraciones de Veterans Day. El martes, 14 de noviembre hay una sesión de escucha con la rama judicial de NH en Nashua Public Library. Permisos para llevarse árboles de Navidad de las White Mountains a la venta.