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Client Released from Detention During Methamphetamine Charge Investigation

United States District Court of NH. Attorney Lothstein wins release of Client, detained over six months in multi-defendant cross-border prosecution of Massachusetts and New Hampshire residents alleged to conspire to manufacture methamphetamine over a 3 year period. Read More

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 Charge Reduced to Misdemeanor — No Jail Time

Coos County Superior Court. Grand Jury charged Client with felony for bringing drugs into the Berlin State Prison visiting room. Prosecution, after negotiations, agreed to let Client plead guilty to misdemeanor with no jail time. Read More

DWI Goes Away

The State Police charged Client with DWI in the 6th Circuit - District Division - Concord Court. Attorney Lothstein secured a plea to Negligent Operation, with a $500 fine; and as part of the plea, Client accepted the 6 month administrative suspension. No DWI, no criminal record, and the resulting offense does not even require Client to be a probationary driver for five years, like some other major motor vehicle offenses! Read More

Infirmities in Breathalyzer Procedure Means No DWI Conviction

In Claremont District Court, Client, under arrest for DWI, submits to Intoxilyzer 5000EN breath test and blows a 0.15 breath test – just a hundred of a percent below the level for an Aggravated DWI! She hires Ted Lothstein, who finds infirmities in the breath testing procedure and secures a plea to Reckless Driving. Result: 0.15 breath test, no New Hampshire DWI conviction! Read More

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