What should my fiance and i prepare our selfs for in coart for shoplifting?

Your situation requires an attorney. You should know that if you have been charged with a class A misdemeanor, you will have a chance to to see if...

Marijuana possession in marijuana in NH is a misdemeanor criminal offense. Typically, first time offenders are sentenced to a fine, but conviction...

How long do police have to charge you with a crime before they no longer can?

The limitations on criminal actions ((statute of limitations) in New Hampshire are the following: - 6 years for a felony - 1 year for a...

I wa caught with one hydrocodone that was my dads what consequences am I facing

Possession of hydrocodone is a felony offense in NH under RSA 318-B, the controlled drug act. You should retain an attorney right away. He or she...

Did not appear for probation violation hearing...

A person who failed to appear for a probation hearing will likely have a warrant out for their arrest. There may also be a default placed on the...

How long does a class b felony criminal mischief charge stay on your record in the state of nh from 28 years ago?

Generally speaking, NH RSA 651:5 provides for an annulment of a class B felony 5 years after the terms of the sentence have been completed. There...

Felon Drug Possession Penalty?

A Class B felony is generally punishable by up to 3 1/2 to 7 years in prison plus fines, probtaion, and other conditions. But there is no typical...

Is there any way i can get my property back before trial.

Prosecutors often lament about how a crime victim can be revictimized when they find out that they cannot get their belongings returned since they...

Are there any charges that would show up on a criminal background check even if you were never officially charged with it?

A NH criminal record contains information about a person's convictions and arrests. It does not contain a record of a criminal investigation...

What happens when you are indicted when you our on bail?

Once a grand jury hands down an indictment, the defendant is either notified by mail by the court or an arrest warrant is issued. A defendant who...