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LANCASTER –– A Lancaster man was sentenced to 60 months in prison and three years of supervised release for drug trafficking, following a guilty plea in May, according to U.S. Attorney Jane E. Young. Jason Greenlaw, 37, plead guilty on May 16, to four counts of fentanyl distribution and one count of unlawful possession with
The New Hampshire Supreme Court heard arguments in a right-to-know case that could have major implications for police transparency in the state.The case involves one specific public-records request — the ACLU of New Hampshire’s pursuit of materials...
“This case, really, at its core, implicates whether serious — and egregious, here — misconduct by police officers in New Hampshire will be secret."
The case involves one specific public records request, but it poses a larger question: whether the public ever has a right to view internal police personnel files that document misconduct.
The lawsuit is the second in three years to accuse State Police’s Mobile Enforcement Team of acting illegally during a vehicle stop.