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Seeking an even playing field in New Hampshire's criminal justice system


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Collection of data seen as key step in addressing longstanding concerns
March 2, 2021
Criminal defense attorney Donna Brown at the old Merrimack County Courthouse in Concord. (Geoff Forester/Concord Monitor)
Donna Brown, a Manchester criminal defense attorney, still remembers the first time she brought up racial discrimination in court.
She argued police had racially profiled her client, a Black woman, when they trailed her on the highway, apparently looking for a reason to pull her over. Eventually they did, after the troopers noticed the woman’s front light was out, a minor motor vehicle violation.
The prosecutor waved Brown’s concerns away. ....

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Defense: Jail time for Black protester while White accomplices go free a matter of 'manifest injustice'


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A group of protesters marched from Elm Street to South Willow on June 2, 2020, and as more people joined in, the event turned from peaceful to what police characterized as a “riot.” Photo/Jeffrey Hastings
MANCHESTER, NH – A Black teen from Nashua, sentenced to 30 days in jail on a misdemeanor riot charge connected to last June’s Black Lives Matters protests, wants to withdraw his guilty plea because co-defendants sentenced so far – most of whom are White – received no jail time.
Defense attorneys Donna J. Brown and Michael G. Eaton said in their motion filed Wednesday in Hillsborough County Superior Court Northern District their client, Antwan Stroud, 18, of 1 Oneils Court, Nashua, never would have pleaded guilty had he known the outcome of the other defendants’ cases. ....

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