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Mientras el estado se queda sin dinero para las víctimas de YDC, el fiscal general de NH se opone a gastar más.
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The state’s fund for youth center victims could be dry by April.
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Rep. Ken Weyler is the House's top budget writer. Money for the abuse settlements will play a big role in coming budget negotiations.
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Bradley Asbury, 70, was found guilty in November of holding down a teenage boy while other staff raped him in the late 1990s.
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The verdict in the Bradley Asbury trial marks a major milestone for the state’s sweeping criminal investigation into more than 1,000 claims of child abuse at the state’s juvenile jail and other youth facilities.
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Un profesor del ROTC de Manchester West High School con cargos de intento de tráfico sexual de un menor no tenía credenciales de educador estatal.
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Bradley Asbury is the second former state employee to stand trial in connection to the YDC abuse scandal. The first trial ended in a hung jury, while the state has dropped three other cases.
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Meehan’s lawyers want the high court to help correct what they call a ‘jury error’ that may cut the historic award down to $475,000.
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La Corte Suprema de New Hampshire escucha argumentos sobre si el impuesto a la propiedad educativa del estado es legal
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The revelation highlights the sprawling nature of the YDC abuse scandal, where hundreds of former state employees have been implicated by nearly 1,300 alleged victims.