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New Hampshire Bar Association endorses ALPS Insurance

ALPS

We are thrilled to announce that as of December 1 st , 2023, The New Hampshire Bar Association (NHBA) has named ALPS Insurance as an endorsed provider of legal malpractice insurance for its members. When asked why the NHBA chose ALPS as their partner, Executive Director George Moore pointed to the company’s “.proactive

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Supreme Court of New Hampshire Finds Rule 609(b) Does Not Apply if a Supervised Release Violation Happened in the Past 10 Years

EvidenceProf Blog

Similar to their federal counterparts, New Hampshire Rules of Evidence 609(a)-(b) read as follows: (a)General rule. The following rules apply to attacking a witness's character for truthfulness by evidence of a criminal conviction: (1) for a crime that, in the.

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New Hampshire GOP Candidate Loves Voting So Much He Did It Twice

Above The Law

The post New Hampshire GOP Candidate Loves Voting So Much He Did It Twice appeared first on Above the Law. So civic minded!

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Why is New Hampshire Imprisoning People with Serious Mental Illness?

The Crime Report

In the spring of 2015, an experienced nurse started work in the forensic unit of the New Hampshire State Prison for Men. She was in fact the victim of a series of statutes and administrative rules in New Hampshire that departed from constitutional protections, civil rights, evidence-based practice, and dignity.

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“New Hampshire Supreme Court issues its second 2-2 decision in a week”

HowAppealing

New Hampshire Supreme Court issues its second 2-2 decision in a week”: Mark Hayward of The Union Leader of Manchester, New Hampshire has this report. ” You can access yesterday’s order of the Supreme Court of New Hampshire at this link. .”

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New Hampshire Hikes Penalties for Drunk Driving

The Crime Report

Under a law signed by New Hampshire Gov. Under the new law, drivers with one previous DWI conviction who cause a crash that kills or seriously injures another person can now get 10 to 20 years in prison; those with two or more can receive a 15 to 30-year sentence. Of those individuals, seven people had at least four convictions.

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“A Multistate Remote Tax Brawl: New Hampshire tries to protect workers from a pandemic revenue grab.”

HowAppealing

“A Multistate Remote Tax Brawl: New Hampshire tries to protect workers from a pandemic revenue grab.” Massachusetts, New York and some other states claim they can, and now New Hampshire is asking the Supreme Court to protect its citizens from this tax grab.”

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