The ACLU of New Hampshire has filed a lawsuit against the State Police over extensive delays in responding to public records requests related to immigration enforcement. The lawsuit reveals issues with the state’s Right-to-Know Law, which allows indefinite extensions, effectively limiting accountability to only those who can afford legal representation.
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This article examines New Hampshire’s law allowing police to deceive during interrogations while making it a crime to lie in police reports. It highlights the implications of this contradiction, noting how it can lead officers to blur ethical lines, and cites the state’s Exculpatory Evidence Schedule, which lists officers with credibility issues.
On October 20, 2025, a high-speed pursuit in New Hampshire ended when police deployed tire-deflation devices, arresting Gongping Cheng, 39, for reckless driving and possessing multiple forged driver’s licenses. He faces serious charges, including four felonies. Cheng remains in preventive detention, awaiting arraignment in Portsmouth District Court.
