Can kids go to prison? A legal expert explains how young people can be tried and sentenced as adults
There’s a separate justice system for people under 18 because their brains are still developing. Treating them as adults can turn them into repeat offenders.
CONCORD — Officers with the New Hampshire Department of Corrections are seeking to locate Jamie J. Judkins, a fugitive known to have ties to t…
LACONIA — The anticipated development of the State School property by Pillsbury Realty Development represents just one more notch in the site’…
MANCHESTER — The state Department of Corrections is looking for an escaped inmate with a lengthy criminal record, including a previous escape …
BELMONT — Belknap County sheriff’s deputies recently captured a wanted parolee, featured as the state's fugitive of the week.
LACONIA — The county jail needs to be completely repaired or replaced, county commissioners learned this week.
CONCORD — The state Department of Corrections is attempting to locate fugitive Steven B. Potter on suspicion of leaving probation supervision …
Kelly Ayotte has a grammatical note for the officials that run the state’s prisons: The people held there are “inmates,” not “residents.”
CONCORD — Former Fugitive of the Week Logan R. Howe, 26, turned himself in, the New Hampshire Department of Corrections said Thursday.
