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AdvertisementDemocrats oppose any change to current law, which was passed in 2018NH Senate Republicans move to roll back state’s bail reform lawDemocrats oppose any change to current law, which was passed in 2018Hide TranscriptShow TranscriptSTATIONS IN CONCORD, SENATE REPUBLICANS ARE MOVING FORWARD WITH LEGISLATION TO ROLL BACK NEW HAMPSHIRE’S BAIL REFORM LA THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE JUST SIGNED OFF ON A BILL THAT WILL MAKE IT EASIER FOR THE STATE TO DETAIN DANGEROUS OFFENDERS AFTER ARREST. BAIL REFORM PASSED IN 2018 WITH BROAD BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, BUT FACED CRITICISM FROM SOM INCLUDING POLICE CHIEFS CONCERNED ABOUT OFFENDERS BEING RELEASED AND COMMITTING MORE CRIMES. DEMOCRATS OPPOSE ANY CHANGE TO THE CURRENT LA &gt;&gt; EVEN 24 HOURS OF DETENTION CAN BE LIFE-ALTERING FOR SOME FOLKS. THE BILL NOW HEADS TO THE SEAdvertisementNH Senate Republicans move to roll back state’s bail reform lawDemocrats oppose any change to current law, which was passed in 2018New Hampshire Senate Republicans are moving forward with legislation to roll back the state's bail reform law.The Senate Judiciary Committee signed off on a bill that will make it easier for the state to detain dangerous offenders after arrests.Bail reform passed in 2018 with broad bipartisan support but faced criticism from some, including police chiefs who were concerned about offenders being released and committing more crimes.Democrats oppose any change to the current law."Even 24 hours of detention can be life-altering for some folks,” Sen. Becky Whitley, D-Hopkinton, said.The new bill now heads to the Senate floor, where it is expected to pass.New Hampshire Senate Republicans are moving forward with legislation to roll back the state's bail reform law.The Senate Judiciary Committee signed off on a bill that will make it easier for the state to detain dangerous offenders after arrests.AdvertisementBail reform passed in 2018 with broad bipartisan support but faced criticism from some, including police chiefs who were concerned about offenders being released and committing more crimes.Democrats oppose any change to the current law."Even 24 hours of detention can be life-altering for some folks,” Sen. Becky Whitley, D-Hopkinton, said.The new bill now heads to the Senate floor, where it is expected to pass.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementDemocrats oppose any change to current law, which was passed in 2018NH Senate Republicans move to roll back state’s bail reform lawDemocrats oppose any change to current law, which was passed in 2018Hide TranscriptShow TranscriptSTATIONS IN CONCORD, SENATE REPUBLICANS ARE MOVING FORWARD WITH LEGISLATION TO ROLL BACK NEW HAMPSHIRE’S BAIL REFORM LA THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE JUST SIGNED OFF ON A BILL THAT WILL MAKE IT EASIER FOR THE STATE TO DETAIN DANGEROUS OFFENDERS AFTER ARREST. BAIL REFORM PASSED IN 2018 WITH BROAD BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, BUT FACED CRITICISM FROM SOM...

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