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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
“People 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...
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.
DEMOCRATIC legislators talking with their Republican counterparts and vice-versa? Wow, what a concept! This is the goal of the Granite Bridge Legislative Alliance (GBLA).
CONCORD — In a compromise with the ACLU of New Hampshire and media representatives, lawmakers made significant changes to a bill Thursday that would have allowed municipalities and the state