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The justices said it would violate the separation of powers if it ruled on whether the state Executive Council should reconsider denying Smart's hearing request.
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Smart’s latest request for a commutation for her life sentence was denied last year by the Executive Council.
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A 26-year-old woman living in a tent in Manchester gave birth to a premature boy overnight Saturday. Authorities allege she called 911, but then misled them on the location of the child.
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The case centered on a defendant who was denied bail after claiming his serious medical condition would not be appropriately treated while held pre-trial.
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New Hampshire’s judicial system is grappling with how to ensure prosecutors share evidence that arises after a prosecution that could lead to an exoneration.
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The project aims to correct bias and systemic inequities in the justice system.
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Staff Sergeant Jesse Sherill was killed while working an overnight detail during construction on Interstate 95 near Portsmouth.
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State officials say they’re already taking steps to address rising caseloads.
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Detectives used surveillance videos, credit card transactions and ballistics to track and charge a suspect they referred to as “Mountain Dew Man.”
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The state has regulations meant to force problematic police officers out of the profession. But the case of former state trooper Haden Wilber exposes gaps in those rules.