What’s Going on in NH Law: July 2019
It’s time for another installment of what’s going on in NH law. Today we’ll be talking about some NH law topics that have cropped up for the previous month, and where they are at.
(more…)It’s time for another installment of what’s going on in NH law. Today we’ll be talking about some NH law topics that have cropped up for the previous month, and where they are at.
(more…)Everyone has heard of the term “habitual offender”, and while everyone generally knows that a habitual offender is one that is constantly breaking the law, not everyone is aware that habitual offender laws change from state to state. In New Hampshire, a “habitual offender” does not actually apply to a career criminal, but instead only applies to driving.
(more…)Welcome to our very first installment of what’s going on in NH. In this blog post, we’ll discuss a variety of things happening in and around NH related to the law. You can expect to find real information regarding pending, proposed, and changing laws, as well as the latest in trending and hot topic law enforcement cases and issues.
(more…)We are all aware of the classic and simple ways to get a DWI charge. Leaving a bar to drive home drunk is a swift way to end up with legal trouble. Being caught in the act of reckless driving under the influence can be far worse for the offender. However, a DWI arrest in NH is not only limited to operating a motor vehicle. Take a look at these unexpected ways to land in court with a DWI charge.
On most New Hampshire highways, we only have two lanes of traffic. While some of that is set to change in the future with 93 being widened, it still leaves a lot of highways with only two lanes of traffic. In order for things to run as smoothly as possible on these two-lane highways, it’s important not to impede the flow of traffic. What does that mean and how can you avoid it?