Gov. Kelly Ayotte nominated Associate Justice of the Superior Court Daniel Will to serve on the state Supreme Court Tuesday, her second nomination to the high court since taking office last year. Will has served on the superior court since 2021, and as the associate justice of that court has presided over superior court cases […]
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OSSIPEE — The former Ossipee Main Street Program building was demolished last Thursday, after a 19-month-long legal saga.
The Executive Council is holding up $5.5 million of funding for indigent defense attorneys in New Hampshire after councilors questioned whether courts are adequately scrutinizing defendants’ claimed financial status. In a 3-2 vote Wednesday, councilors moved to table the New Hampshire Judicial Council’s request for extra funding, which would come from the state’s General Fund. […]
Gov. Kelly Ayotte said she is eager to replace New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi, who was convicted last week of criminal solicitation but is being allowed to remain a justice, in February. “I really think this is something that needs to be addressed to the Department of Justice, to the attorney […]
CONCORD — The state Supreme Court upheld a ruling that the City of Laconia has the right to turn a cul-de-sac into a public highway, denying a…
New Hampshire is spending too little on special education, a judge ruled Monday. But Superior Court Judge David Ruoff stopped short of orderin…
The New Hampshire Supreme Court once again says the state has failed to fulfill its constitutional duty to fund an adequate education as order…