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Avoid a Conviction in NH: 3 Deferred vs Suspended Sentence Differences

By analytics766c988786In Criminal DefensePosted September 12, 2026
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Three New Hampshire differences between deferred and suspended sentences, why Rothe and Graham matter, and steps to protect your record.

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NH DUI: $500–$2,000 in Fines, 30-Day Steps, and RSA Guidance

By analytics766c988786In Criminal DefensePosted September 11, 2026
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First-offense DUI in New Hampshire: statutory penalties (fines often $500–$2,000), the DWI Sentencing Order, ALS 30-day deadlines, IDCMP screening, and...

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Clear Your Criminal Record in NH: Annulment Waits from 1 to 10 Years

By analytics766c988786In Criminal DefensePosted September 10, 2026
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Annulment under RSA 651:5 can restore hiring chances in New Hampshire. Learn the 1–10 year waiting periods, the $100 NHSP fee, and step-by-step filing...

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15 vs 7 Years: What NH Felony Defendants Actually Face Under RSA 625:9

By analytics766c988786In Criminal DefensePosted September 9, 2026
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For New Hampshire defendants: clear breakdown of felony classes, RSA 625:9 and RSA 651:2, and how 15 year and 7 year caps plus enhancements affect your...

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SB 620 Raises First Refusal to 9 month in New Hampshire; Roadside Steps

By analytics766c988786In Criminal DefensePosted September 8, 2026
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SB 620 raises the first refusal suspension in New Hampshire to 9 months. Follow a concise roadside checklist and learn DMV hearing steps.

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Protect Your License After a Field Sobriety Stop in New Hampshire

By analytics766c988786In Criminal DefensePosted September 7, 2026
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Roadside field sobriety tests in New Hampshire are voluntary. Learn what to do at the stop, when implied consent and 0.08% BAC apply, and how to protect...

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UNH Students: What to Do in the First 48 Hours After a DUI

By analytics766c988786In Criminal DefensePosted September 3, 2026
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UNH students charged with a DUI: act in the first 48 hours. Contact an NH DUI attorney before arraignment to protect your license, scholarships, and options.

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Protect Your License This Labor Day: 3 DUI Stop Phases and Legal Steps

By analytics766c988786In Criminal DefensePosted September 2, 2026
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Lawyer informed Labor Day primer on DUI stops: why patrols rise, the three stop phases, refusal consequences, what to save, and DMV deadlines.

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Avoid 1 Year Boat Revocation After a BWI in New Hampshire

By analytics766c988786In Criminal DefensePosted September 1, 2026
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How RSA 265-A can mean a one year boat revocation and a 9 months–2 years license suspension. Granite Criminal Defense explains next steps.

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Prosecutor’s Notice Can Convert Class B Misdemeanors to Class A in NH

By analytics766c988786In Criminal DefensePosted August 31, 2026
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RSA 625:9 determines whether a New Hampshire misdemeanor allows jail, appointed counsel, and higher fines. Learn how a prosecutor's notice can upgrade...

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