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2020- Year in Review for the Criminal Justice System

January 24th, 2021

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Theodore Lothstein

The January 20, 2021 issue of the New Hampshire Bar News printed excerpts from an article that Kaylee Doty and I wrote, “The Criminal Justice System in 2020 – A Year Like No Other”. You can read the excerpted article in the newspape… Read More

Categories: #BlackLivesMatter, Appeals, Criminal Cases In The News, Criminal Defense, Federal Criminal Defense, News about Lothstein Guerriero PLLC

Landmark Racial Profiling Decision from MA Supreme Judicial Court

September 18th, 2020

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Theodore Lothstein

Yesterday, September 17, 2020, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (highest court in MA) released a landmark decision that enables victims of racial profiling to hold police officers accountable in court by suppressing evidence obtained as a res… Read More

Categories: #BlackLivesMatter, Criminal Cases In The News, Criminal Defense, Right to Privacy, War on Drugs Winds Down

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1st Circuit "on a tear"...

August 19th, 2021

Three Sentencing Reversals in One Day Yes, on August 16, 2021, the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston went “on a tear” …. tearing up the sentences imposed by lower court judges in three different cases. These decisions illustrat… Read More

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Another victory for Kaylee!

August 12th, 2021

Attorney Kaylee Doty’s Winning Streak Kaylee Doty has had quite a run in stalking and restraining order hearings. Five such cases in 2021, only one resulted in a final Order, and for very specific reasons, client agreed not to contest that one.… Read More

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4th Consecutive Jury Trial Not Guilty on Domestic Violence Charges

July 28th, 2021

Last week, on July 23, 2021, Richard Guerriero won a big victory for his client. After a trial in which both accuser and the accused took the stand, the jury found the accused NOT guilty of False Imprisonment, and NOT guilty of Simple Assault, the tw… Read More

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Selling Drugs at Plymouth State, No Jail Time

Grafton County Superior Court, N. Haverhill, NH. Client, a student at Plymouth State University, was prosecuted after selling drugs to an undercover officer just off campus. The Grafton County Attorney's Office argued that client should serve 6 months in jail. In May, 2016, Attorney Ted Lothstein successfully argued that that because client had no prior record, had graduated from college, and had secured a good job, the Court should put him on probation rather than sending him to jail. Read More

DWI Dropped

In Laconia District Court, Client charged with New Hampshire DWI – and blew 0.14 breath test. Prosecution agreed to drop DWI charge and allow Client to plead guilty to reckless driving, 2d offense with a 6 month license loss. Although Client lost commercial driver’s license (CDL) administratively because of the breath test over legal limit, this plea likely saved his long-term career as a commercial vehicle operator. Read More

Attorney Lothstein Prevails in Defeating Administrative License Suspension

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