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Reporter for @nhpr. Previously at @whyy. tbookman@nhpr.org
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Trail of cigarettes helps lead authorities to alleged NH mini mart robbers

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By Todd Bookman Verified, Geoff Hansen Verified
| Valley News Verified
Two alleged robbers who police say made off with more than $200,000 worth of cigarettes are in custody after their plan went up in smoke: In their haste to flee the T-Bird Mini Mart in Hinsdale, N.H., on March 15, they failed to fully close the back door of their stolen box truck, leaving a trail of cartons on the roadway for authorities to follow, according to police. Richard Connor and James Ferguson, both in their 60s, were recently taken into custody in Massachusetts.
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NH courts to pilot program reviewing wage records for defendants who seek a court-appointed attorney

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By Todd Bookman Verified, Geoff Hansen Verified
| Valley News Verified
New Hampshire’s court system is implementing a new pilot program to verify the incomes of people who request a court-appointed attorney, after some public officials questioned whether the current system could be defrauded. Both the U.S. and New Hampshire Constitutions require the government to provide a lawyer for people accused of serious crimes that carry the potential for jail sentences if they can’t afford to hire an attorney.
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Cortes de NH empezarán piloto para revisar ingresos de los acusados ​​que soliciten abogado de oficio

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By Todd Bookman Verified
| New Hampshire Public Radio Verified
El sistema de cortes de New Hampshire implementará un nuevo programa piloto para verificar los ingresos de personas que soliciten un abogado asignado por la corte, después de que algunos funcionarios públicos cuestionen si el actual sistema podría ser objeto de fraude. Read in English Tanto la Constitución de EE.UU.
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