Sgt. Patrick Bettens, a U.S. Army veteran and father of two young boys, was training for a triathlon when he was struck and killed
Advocates said it would give inmates facing long sentences more incentive to change their behavior
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Smart's trial was one of the first high-profile cases about a sexual affair between a school staff member and a student
Lawrence Prather, 43, began his career with the New Hampshire Department of Corrections in 2017
The book is about Richard Van Wickler's life experiences and includes tips on de-escalating aggression
Inmates decry expensive call options, often leaving families footing the bill -- the FCC is considering a change
Frank Staples was denied parole once because his beard landed him in the Special Housing Unit
A parolee who tests positive for drugs, including heroin, won’t be automatically and returned to state prison
Tougher rules on mail have been in effect since last summer
William Eusebio was recently indicted by a grand jury in Rockingham Superior Court
All were involved in incident where inmate attempted an attack with a homemade weapon
Man who hid evidence and concocted an alibi for his friends after they killed a woman and maimed her daughter during a home invasion was granted parole
Programs included increased use of electronic monitoring for nonviolent offenders
A man convicted of beating his wife to death hours after she filed for divorce was sentenced Friday to 30 years to life in prison
Twenty-five years after Gregg Smart's killing, Billy Flynn makes his first bid for parole on his 41st birthday
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