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Gov. Ayotte rejects Pamela Smart's bid for reduced sentence: 'Not deserving of a hearing'
Gov. Kelly Ayotte refused to grant Pamela Smart a hearing to consider commuting her life sentence for her role in her husband's 1990 murder. Smart, imprisoned since 1991, has made multiple unsuccessful petitions for commutation. Ayotte stated that Smart's case does not merit a hearing before the Executive Council.
A bill on Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s desk awaiting her signature is creating quite a buzz around the state. HB467 would allow cities ...
The two bills require law enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration detainers and limits New Hampshire municipalities ...
Gov. Kelly Ayotte signs NH bill to limit product liability for gun makers. Portsmouth rep. says it was done for Sig Sauer and ...
Senate Bill 62, which Ayotte also signed, will remove local authority to stop their police departments from signing onto ...
The state and acute-care hospitals have settled what had become a bitter lawsuit over charges that New Hampshire was getting ready to exploit a federal cash reimbursement provision under Medicaid to ...
Flanked by conservative lawmakers and sheriffs from around the state, Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed two anti-sanctuary city bills ...
Manchester school board members have voted to send a letter to Gov. Kelly Ayotte to veto House Bill 324, which critics charge ...
NH Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a pair of bills requiring police departments to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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