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May 5, 2024
New Hampshire lawmakers have sent the governor a bill that would make it harder for people convicted of certain felonies to change their names and would give victims a change
May 5, 2024
โPeople deserve to know who they really are and what they are capable of, and changing their name allows them to remove themselves from their crime and...
May 4, 2024
Currently, those who are incarcerated must convince a court that a name change is necessary, but there is no requirement to notify victims or their next of kin. A new bill requires those convicted of certain violent felonies gives victims or family members a chance to weigh in.
May 1, 2024
She had no idea her counselor had hidden his problematic history. Now, as delays plague the criminal case against him, Bonnie Sitomer is pushing lawmakers to ensure the past is not too easily forgotten.
June 13, 2022
A therapist who previously changed his name faces new charges more than 30 years after he was sent to prison under his old name. What happened raises complicated questions about the right to forge a new life after incarceration and what patients can or should know about a mental health provider's past.๏ปฟ
June 12, 2022
Two years after accusing her former therapist of sexual abuse, she idly plugged his address into an online directory and came across an unfamiliar alias. A...
June 11, 2022
A man convicted of killing a 10-year-old girl in a notorious drunken driving crash decades ago is facing new charges in New Hampshire, under a new name
June 11, 2022
CONCORD, N.H. -- Two years after accusing her former therapist of sexual abuse, she plugged his deal with into a web based listing and got here throughout an
June 11, 2022
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) โ Two years after accusing her former therapist of sexual abuse, she...
March 18, 2022
The NAACPโs reading list for those awarded an Amos C. Brown Student Fellowship to Ghana includes a talk by President Russell M. Nelson at an NAACP convention. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is funding the fellowship to study the Atlantic slave trade in Brownโs name.