Category: General Blogs

  • What Is a Stalking Protection Order?

    A stalking protection order can impact many areas of your life. Essentially, the individual who is given a stalking protection order will have their liberties restricted or reduced to an extent. However, the individual will also have access to their constitutional rights and protected activities. Any restrictions should only be placed regarding the safety of…

  • What Is Considered Stalking in New Hampshire?

    Stalking is a serious offense that can cause significant distress and harm to individuals. To protect residents, New Hampshire has enacted laws explicitly addressing stalking behavior. Examples of stalking may include unwanted communications, threatening violence, sending unwanted gifts, or repeatedly appearing at a victim’s residence, workplace, or other locations they frequent.  According to RSA 633:3-a,…

  • 6 Steps to Take If You Were Arrested with Marijuana in New Hampshire

    Even though New Hampshire decriminalized marijuana possession, being arrested with marijuana is a distressing experience. However, it is imperative to remain calm and take appropriate steps to protect your rights. Cooperating with law enforcement, invoking your right to an attorney, remaining silent, and politely refusing a search can improve your chances of achieving the best…

  • Most Common Drug Offenses in New Hampshire

    Whenever someone faces charges or penalties for drug-related crimes, it’s common to question the factors in your environment that might impact your circumstances. Receiving charges and accusations can be confusing and frustrating for many people, especially those who have never been in trouble with the law or have limited knowledge about the legal systems in…

  • A Guide to New Hampshire’s 5 Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS) Classifications

    Throughout the United States, each state regulates the possession of controlled dangerous substances (CDS). However, the definition and penalties for illegal possession differ between each state. While New Hampshire recognizes well-known drugs like cocaine and marijuana as CDS, the law also understands the differences among the controlled dangerous substances and divides them into five “schedules.”…

  • What Are the Consequences of a First Offense Drug Trafficking Charge?

    When you receive a charge for a crime for the first time, it’s incredibly likely that you will feel confused, frustrated, and overwhelmed by the legal circumstances that lie before you. First offenders will often lack a deep understanding of the legal system, and receiving a charge for your first offense in drug trafficking is…

  • 6 Qualities to Look For in Your Criminal Defense Lawyer

    When facing criminal charges, one of the most crucial decisions you will make is choosing the right criminal defense lawyer to represent you. The outcome of your case can profoundly affect your life, so it’s vital to choose a lawyer you can trust to provide effective legal representation to protect your rights. You need a…

  • When Is Cyberbullying Considered a Crime?

    Cyberbullying crimes continue to rise year after year as using the internet and electronic devices has become more necessary to complete work and school assignments. Furthermore, we are all more likely to access the internet for our hobbies and other free time, as this allows us to access streaming services, learning platforms, informational articles and…

  • What to Do if Your Employer Wrongfully Accuses You of Theft at Work

    No one wants to be accused of theft, especially when the accusation is incorrect and could potentially impact a significant portion of your everyday life. A theft accusation in the workplace could result in several consequences you don’t deserve, including reduced pay, strikes toward termination, changes in job title or responsibilities, and a general change…

  • Can Your Child Be Charged With a Crime if They Are Being a Bully?

    Imagine you receive a call from your child’s school, explaining that they’ve been bullying others on the school’s property. As a result of the bullying, your child is being arrested and charged with a crime. This may mean any number of actions took place without you knowing, but what if it was all a misunderstanding?…