Diversion and probation are not the same thing. See how each works in New Hampshire, who qualifies, what a violation costs, and why timing matters.
New Hampshire RSA 159:3 and federal law explained: who is barred from owning a gun after a felony, what counts as possession, and what to do next.
Charged in Manchester, NH? Learn what happens at your first court date, what to bring, and how to choose between a public defender, a general firm and a defense-only firm.
Arrested in Portsmouth, NH? Learn what happens at your arraignment in the 10th Circuit District Division, what to bring, and the deadlines that start now.
Charged in Dover, NH? Learn what happens at the 7th Circuit District Division: arraignment, pleas, bail, felony hearings, DUI license deadlines and next steps.
Facing a UNH Title IX investigation? Learn why accused students should avoid statements, preserve evidence, get an advisor, and protect the 10 day review.
A New Hampshire DUI arrest starts a clock: license suspension takes effect in 30 days. Learn when to request a hearing and protect driving at home.
Check NH annulment eligibility, gather five supporting records, and track the petition through court, Corrections, and NH State Police to avoid filing delays.
Drivers must stop when signaled in New Hampshire, but sobriety checkpoints require a Superior Court order. See RSA 265:1-a and the penalties for refusal.
Find out where Exeter and Newmarket arrests go, why detained arraignments can happen within 24 to 36 hours, how bail works, and what to do before court.
