By Megan Koerber House Bill 1267 became law after the New Hampshire Legislature overwhelmingly voted to override a veto by Governor Kelly Ayotte. The measure requires school districts and charter schools to establish policies prohibiting the questioning of students by any individual who is not a school employee without prior written consent from a parent … Read more
By Megan Koerber As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, the American Independence Center (AIC) in Exeter is inviting visitors to think beyond 1776 and consider what independence, democracy, and the rule of law mean today. History is not just a topic to be discussed and studied, but something to interpret and apply in … Read more
By Megan Koerber The New Hampshire Bar Association is exploring the addition of an experiential learning track to its required Practical Skills CLE course, aiming to better prepare new attorneys for the realities of practice. A national report released in July 2025 by the Committee on Legal Education and Admissions Reform (CLEAR) calls on state … Read more