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Policing Privacy The Legislature

July 31, 2026

Mugshots Are Punishment Without a Verdict. Concord Buried the Fix Twice.

New Hampshire has rejected two legislative efforts to limit the public release of police mugshots prior to a conviction, arguing that such photos constitute punishment without due process. Advocates claim mugshots can harm individuals and propose new legislation to prevent pre-conviction releases, aligning with measures taken in other states.

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