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The state’s settlement fund for victims abused at the state’s former youth detention center is nearly out of money, with two months left to file claims. Lawmakers have not fully funded it over questions about payments to lawyers.
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Failures to Act, a powerful multimedia investigation from NHPR’s Document team — produced in collaboration with the visual storytellers at The Pudding — has been nominated for a 2024 Peabody Award in the Immersive & Interactive category.
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El nuevo proyecto de ley de fianza le da más discreción para detener a criminales antes de su juicio.
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Republicans at the New Hampshire State House want to eliminate NH's Office of the Child Advocate, the Commission on Aging, and the Housing Appeals Board.
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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.