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NH Criminal Cases In The News Today

May 9th, 2013

The Union Leader reports that in Rockingham Superior Judge Wageling held a witness in contempt for refusing to testify, telling him, “I will wait this out as long as you wait this out.” It’s not clear from the news what is motivatin… Read More

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Apr

NH Supreme Ct: Marital Privilege protects only testimony, not the actual communications

April 16th, 2025

This morning, one of our firm’s appeals came to an unsuccessful outcome, with the New Hampshire Supreme Court holding that under state law, the marital privilege applies to allow a spouse to refuse to take the witness stand to testify about con… Read More

Apr

Deportation for Driving Under the Influence?

April 7th, 2025

Lawful VISA Holder Student Detained by ICE Turkish graduate student Dogukan Gunaydin, pursuing a master’s degree in business administration at the University of Minnesota, was abducted by ICE agents on his way to class last week and thrown in a… Read More

Dec

Ted Lothstein named 2024 Champion of Justice by NHACDL

December 12th, 2024

Ted Lothstein named 2024 Champion of Justice We are very proud to announce that Ted Lothstein was named the 2024 Champion of Justice by the New Hampshire Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NHACDL)! This is a very prestigious award that is given… Read More

Felony Charges Reduced: Client Serves Only 3 Weekends in Jail

Merrimack County Superior Court. Client charged with two felonies: burglary of a commercial building and, while on bail for that charge, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute. Burglary dismissed to allow Client to enter the Merrimack County Adult Diversion Program, felony drug charge reduced to misdemeanor, Client serves 3 weekends in jail. Read More

Motion to Suppress Evidence of Vehicle Stop Results in Dismissal of DWI Charge

Concord Police Officer stops Client and charges Client with DWI after observing Client drive in circles late at night, seemingly lost, with a plate light out. Attorney Lothstein files motion to suppress the vehicle stop. Subsequently, prosecutor gives Client the opportunity to plead to a lesser offense, with the DWI dismissed. This plea saves Client’s commercial driver’s license. An administrative hearing convened to suspend Client’s commercial driver’s license for one year results in no suspension at all because Client did not get convicted of DWI, and did not sustain a DWI administrative suspension. Read More

Aggravated DWI Lowered to Simple DWI

In Lebanon District Court, Client faced a charge of aggravated DWI based on a blood test reading of .35 … over four times the legal limit, and more importantly, twice the aggravated DWI limit of .16. Attorney Lothstein obtained a settlement for Client where he pled guilty to simple DWI, and thereby avoided mandatory jail time, mandatory 7-day residential alcohol program, and a mandatory one year “ignition interlock” requirement. Read More

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