In a 5-0 decision announced Friday morning, the court concluded the public has a “substantial interest in information about what its government is up to.”
For anyone who supports the public’s right to see and scrutinize the outcomes good or bad of investigations into alleged police wrongdoing, a New Hampshire Supreme Court decision announced Friday was big.The 5-0 ruling in Provenza v. Town of.
CONCORD The New Hampshire Supreme Court has ruled that a taxpayer-funded investigative report into the alleged misconduct of a Canaan police officer during a 2017 traffic stop must be made public.In a 5-0 decision announced Friday morning, the court.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court has ruled that a taxpayer-funded investigative report into the alleged misconduct of a Canaan police officer during a 2017 traffic stop must be made public.In a 5-0 decision announced Friday morning, the court concluded.
In what medical marijuana advocates are calling a big win, the New Hampshire Supreme Court held on Jan. 14 that the Superior Court erred when it dismissed plaintiff Scott Paine’s complaint alleging employment discrimination against his former.