NH Bar Foundation announces 2024 Justice Grant Awards
A committee of four board and Justice Society members made recommendations for awards based on program merits, sustainability, and funds available
Law
NH missed a court deadline to end ER boarding. But it's making some progress.
The backlog of patients in hospital ERs is just one symptom of larger challenges facing New Hampshire’s mental health system
Legal cannabis sales in NH clear Senate, but will it become law?
House Bill 1633 passed 14-9 after hours of debate that included several amendments being introduced on the floor
Debate over Nashua asphalt plant is a ‘classic case’ of environmental justice
Newport Construction Corp. is continuing its effort in Hillsborough County Superior Court to build an asphalt plant at 145-147 Temple St. in Nashua
Legal Briefs: News from Around NH
Attorney Margaret Kerouac opens practice, Claremont couple pleads guilty to Medicaid fraud ... and more
NH woman pleads guilty to unlicensed practice of naturopathic medicine
Shanna Pinet, of Atkinson, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor counts of practicing naturopathic medicine without a license and violating the Consumer Protection Act
UNH Faculty Senate calls on university to investigate police response to protest
Resolution came 12 days after UNH police arrested a dozen people during a protest that demonstrators say was non-violent until police intervened
NH bars likely to face tougher penalties for overserving: Here's how new law would work
HB 279 would increase maximum penalties, license suspension for first and second offense of overserving alcohol to visibility intoxicated individuals
Charges dropped against Dartmouth journalists arrested while covering protests
Prosecutors are declining to press ahead on criminal trespassing charges against two student journalists who were arrested during Palestinian solidarity protests at Dartmouth College earlier this month
Keene area couple agrees to temporary injunction from running a construction business
Attorney General alleges Christopher and Caitlin Vittum were paid for home renovations they failed to provide
