Two well-documented trends in the Granite State — and elsewhere — have combined to drive up costs at the Cheshire County jail, and others around the state.
Over the last several months, the Department of Corrections has needed an additional $6.5 million to keep up with inmate medical costs, including a 176 percent increase in ambulance costs
More than a decade ago, the Democratic-majority New Hampshire Legislature passed a short-lived effort to reduce the number of people jailed for violating their parole. Today, amid new data showing high proportions of parole violators behind bars, some lawmakers are considering revisiting that model.
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