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In a series of party-line votes Tuesday, Republican lawmakers on a key Senate committee pushed through a range of conservative policy priorities, from
The committee approved an amended version of House Bill 625, banning abortion after 24 weeks except in cases of medical emergency. The bill opens doctors to felony charges if they perform a procedure after that gestational date.
“Why Was an Associate NH AG Caught On Camera with the “Secured” Windham Ballots at 11:15 PM Wed Night (Then the Cameras Go Out)?” “Before the security camera footage went out for about an hour, we see an image of NH Associate AG Anne Edwards walking toward a table covered with “secured” ballots – from the November election in Windham.” “At 11:15 pm on Wednesday. And then the cameras go black for over an hour. According to my source, on Thursday morning, there were four more boxes of ballots than the original number signed off by Nicole from the Town of Windham. The Windham...
CONCORD, NH — The state Senate voted unanimously Thursday in favor of proposed legislation that would make public police disciplinary hearings before the Police Standards and Training Council and make public the confidential Laurie List of dishonest police. State Sen. Sharon Carson, R-Londonderry, introduced House Bill 471 and its recent amendment, congratulating everyone who worked on what she called a "compromise" to the controversial Laurie List issue. Subscribe There was no mention that the amendment stems from confidential negotiations between ACLU-NH, Solicitor General Daniel Will and...
New Hampshire Senate votes to make police list public Modified: 4/29/2021 10:31:52 PM CONCORD — New Hampshire’s secret list of roughly 270 police officers with credibility issues would be made public under a bill passed Thursday by the state Senate. The so-called “Laurie list” tracks officers whose credibility may be called into question during a trial because of something in their personnel records. Prosecutors are required to turn the information over to defendants before trial, but public access has been limited to heavily redacted versions of the list. While the attorney general...