I received a DUI 4 years ago in New Hampshire, Is it mandatory that I wait another 6 years before I can have it expunged?

In order to have the record of your DUI conviction annulled, you must wait the mandatory 10 years after the completion of your sentence. I would...

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In NH, a DWI, 2nd offense in which the prior offense is more than 2 years ago but less than 10 years ago, you are facing a Class A Misdemeanor,...

Can district attorneys enhance an unrelated simple assault charge to a felony from a protectective order conviction 5 years

Under RSA 173-B:9, IV, a person with a conviction under RSA 173-B:9 (violation of a protective order) may be charged with a Class B felony if he or...

What is the New Hampshire Law?

Shoplifting under RSA 637:3-a can be a Class A misdemeanor or Class B Misdemeanor at the discretion of the prosecutor. The statute allows for any...

Settle out of Court?

It really depends on the court and the alternative programs that are available at the court. However the case will most likely not settled out of...

Does the 5 year wait to annul class B felonies start when you get sentenced (go to jail) or after you complete your sentence?

The clock for annulment calculation period begins once the defendant has completed all of the terms of his or her sentence including probation, the...

What happens to a petit larceny charge?

You need to find out from the court if you are facing a Class A misdemeanor or Class B misdemeanor. Contact the clerk's office to see if the...

My 22 year old son was arrested in New Hampshire & was denied the right to make a phone call to his parents.

Your son is an adult and the police are not necessarily required to allow him to contact you via telephone as his parents. However, based upon the...

Was I actually arrested? Did he have the right to impound our car? Should he have read our rights?

From the facts that you are providing, I believe that the officer issued you a summons to appear in court instead of arresting you which he is...

You will first need to complete a petition to annul your conviction and or record of arrest. In order to advise you of when you can file the...