Lawyers for former Sen. Andy Sanborn have asked a judge to do what the state has so far refused: Help Sanborn sell his embattled casino by ensuring his buyer won’t suffer consequences should he or the casino be convicted of pandemic aid fraud. Their argument? The deal will fail…
Continue reading →The N.H. Supreme Court has accepted Richard Rosen’s appeal of his conviction for voter fraud. The CEO of American Ag Energy and founder of North Country Growers in Berlin, Rosen, 85, was found guilty of knowingly voting twice in the Nov. 8, 2016, general election. Following a trial in Grafton…
Continue reading →On the ballot this election wasn’t just who will be the next president or governor; Granite Staters voted on whether state judges should be allowed to serve until they’re 75 years old. Currently, judges are required to retire at age 70, according to a limit set by the state constitution…
Continue reading →Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi hears a case in 2023. (Photo by Todd Bookman, NHPR) New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi’s law license has been formally suspended by a slate of judges appointed to oversee her disciplinary proceedings as she faces a list of felony…
Continue reading →A Bow police officer has been removed as a defendant in a federal lawsuit against the Bow School District regarding allegations of free speech violations during a silent protest against transgender athletes competing in girls’ sports. The lawsuit, brought forth by parents Anthony Foote, Kyle Fellers, Nicole Foote and Eldon…
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