Self-defense becomes a crime in New Hampshire when the force used goes beyond what the situation reasonably requires. You are allowed to protect yourself, but the law looks closely at whether your response matched the level of threat you faced.
A bench warrant in New Hampshire is a court order that allows law enforcement to arrest someone for failing to follow a judge’s instructions, such as missing a court date or violating probation. Unlike an arrest warrant, which is typically
Yes. You can be arrested in Maine for an out-of-state warrant. If law enforcement discovers an outstanding warrant from another state, they can detain you and begin the extradition process. If you’re facing this situation, the criminal defense attorneys at
Federal charges are filed when someone is accused of violating federal law. This can include crimes committed on federal property, conduct that crosses state lines, or offenses that fall under federal jurisdiction because of their scope or impact. Federal crimes
Social media can be used as evidence in a New Hampshire criminal case if it meets the state’s legal standards for relevance and authenticity. Prosecutors now review everything, even photos and private messages, and these digital footprints can quickly become
For those who wish to drive a commercial motor vehicle (CMV)—such as truck drivers—a DWI/DUI conviction can have serious consequences. Not only does it impact your ability to obtain or retain a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), but it can also
In New Hampshire, being arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) can have long-lasting consequences. While DUI is the term many people use (and Mainers tend to use OUI), it’s important to note that in
In this day of complex federal and state financial regulations, mistakes and misunderstandings occur, and good people can find themselves under investigation. The first indication of an investigation is often an unannounced visit from a state investigator or federal agent.
A jury found a Strafford man not guilty of attempted murder and three other felony first-degree assault charges after a lengthy trial. The charges against Kevin Hinrichsen, 51, stemmed from a confrontation with his daughter’s ex-boyfriend. Shaheen & Gordon, P.A.’s Timothy
We can’t change what happened, but we will do everything in our power to get you the justice you deserve. Our experienced legal team will go to the mat to make things right for you, supported by the resources they need to succeed.
