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Since 2017, at least two men with serious mental illness have died in the psychiatric unit of the New Hampshire State Prison, after being restrained face down by corrections officers. The state maintains the cases are fundamentally different. But advocates say they reflect long-running problems with how the state cares for people in its custody.
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Aumentan demandas al DOC por alegados abusos. Fundadora de un internado en Concord recibe cargos de robo de fondos federales. Dartmouth College quiere crear más alojamiento estudiantil.
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Corte Suprema abordará caso contra NSC-131. Escasez de personal en DOC causa exceso de pagos de horas extras y déficit en presupuesto. Proyecto colaborativo invita a residentes de NH a contribuir datos para la mitigación de inundaciones.
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James Covington, who remains incarcerated in Berlin, was initially approved for a name change in 2022. State authorities then filed a request to overturn the decision, and opposed his latest request.
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An official with the Department of Corrections said there’s been a 41% increase in the rates of competency evaluations ordered by judges since 2016.
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The facility houses people serving prison sentences who require psychiatric care, but also mental health patients who have not been convicted of a crime.
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Nuevo reporte encuentra que el mercado de alojamiento necesita de más construcción de hogares. Departamento de correcciones pide fondos adicionales para cubrir servicios médicos. Con la primavera, llega la época de incendios forestales en NH.
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He died after sustaining what correctional officials described as serious injuries from an assault by another resident, whose name hasn't been released.
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State prosecutors looked into allegations that 11 officers assaulted an incarcerated man at the State Prison.
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The New Hampshire attorney general is now investigating 14 corrections officers related to two assaults at the Men’s Prison in Concord.