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Client Acquitted by Jury on Charges Carrying Life Imprisonment
September 24th, 2024
Contributor: Kevin P. O'Keefe
State v Francis Gilmore – indictments State v Francis Gilmore MARCH, 2024 (Strafford Superior Court, Dover, NH) Our firm’s partner Kevin O’Keefe secured a not guilty verdict on all charges against Mr. Gilmore. If convicted, he faced…
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NH House Passes HB 1476 Seeking to Reverse Bail Reform
April 5th, 2022
Contributor: Kevin P. O'Keefe
In March, 2022, the New Hampshire House of Representatives passed HB 1476 intended to peel back bail reform passed just more than three years ago. In 2019, the legislature passed bail reform that eliminated cash bail for those accused of class B misd…
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Attorneys Rock Law PLLC present at NH Public Defender Training
March 1st, 2022
Contributor: Kevin P. O'Keefe
February 18, 2022: Attorneys Rock Law PLLC presented to all NH Public Defenders on the topic of restitution. The lawyers had some great questions and it was a privilege for us to present. Frequently, restitution is required from those who make variou…
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What is the difference between criminal recklessness and negligence?
December 21st, 2019
Contributor: Kevin P. O'Keefe
N.H. Supreme Court Analysis of Criminal Recklessness and Negligence There are four common criminal mental states: purposely, knowingly, recklessly, and negligently. Deciding whether the State has proven the alleged mental state is often more difficul…
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One Year Later: New Hampshire's New 2019 Laws
December 5th, 2019
Contributor: Kevin P. O'Keefe
As we began December 2019 with a New Hampshire snowstorm, let’s examine some of the laws that were new to the Granite state this year. The most pertinent new law to most citizens of the Granite State prohibited slow drivers from the left lane on hi…
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The Criminal Process in New Hampshire
October 18th, 2019
Offense Categories In New Hampshire, most offenses are grouped into broad categories that are distinguished by the maximum penalty that may be imposed upon conviction. Violations, which are non-criminal in nature, are punishable by up to a $1000.00 f…
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