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Reports of elder abuse and financial exploitation increased 71% over past five years, according to the New Hampshire Department of Justice.
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Earlier this month, Superior Court Judge David Ruoff tossed out a case that accused NSC-131 of trespassing and hanging a racist banner in Portsmouth.
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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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The department released the expanded guidance on Sept. 1, explaining to law enforcement agencies what the new law does — and does not — prevent.
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The New England Innocence Project says police coerced Jason Carroll to falsely confess to helping murder a pregnant woman in 1988. Now, they’ve filed a motion they hope could get him out of prison.
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NHPR's Josh Rogers and Dan Tuohy share takeaways from the candidate filing period at the New Hampshire State House.
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Critics include the New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence.
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Lawmakers are set to vote on the proposal on May 26.
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All the officers are on paid administrative leave, and eleven are being investigated due to alleged use of force.
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John Formella, Gov. Chris Sununu's pick to be New Hampshire's next attorney general, made the case for his qualifications during his confirmation hearing…