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The Department of Corrections said the soldiers and airmen assigned to the prison won't supervise residents; instead, they’ll work in control rooms.
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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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Classes will be offered at the New Hampshire State Prison for Men, New Hampshire Correctional Facility for Women and Northern New Hampshire Correctional Facility.
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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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A House committee feels the state’s progress on a long-stalled effort to transfer mental health patients from the state prison to a hospital is moving along so well, it killed a bill this week giving lawmakers a greater role in the project.
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The New Hampshire Department of Corrections says the cause of death of a man who died last week at the New Hampshire State Prison for Men in Concord was suicide.
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A group of men at the State Prison are objecting to what they call the “arbitrary” way judges decide who can get out of prison early in New Hampshire.
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A new law takes effect Saturday that changes when people in New Hampshire prisons can apply to suspend part of their sentence.