New Hampshire
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- JANUARY 1, 2007New HampshireDEATH PENALTY
The method of execution is injection.
The method of execution is injection.
- FEBRUARY 16, 2006New HampshireDEATH PENALTY
House rejects bill to repeal death penalty
in Concord, the New Hampshire House soundly rejected a bill to repeal the death penalty
- JANUARY 1, 2006New HampshireDEATH PENALTY
The method of execution is injection.
The method of execution is injection.
- APRIL 28, 2005New HampshireDEATH PENALTY
the Senate voted with little discussion to raise the minimum execution age in New Hampshire from 17 to 18.
the Senate voted with little discussion to raise the minimum execution age in New Hampshire from 17 to 18.
- JANUARY 1, 2005New HampshireDEATH PENALTY
The method of execution is injection.
The method of execution is injection.
- MAY 10, 2004New HampshireDEATH PENALTY
In Concord, Gov
In Concord, Gov
- APRIL 22, 2004New HampshireDEATH PENALTY
In Concord, the New Hampshire House voted 272-72 to...
In Concord, the New Hampshire House voted 272-72 to raise the minimum age for the death penalty to 18
- JANUARY 1, 2004New HampshireDEATH PENALTY
The death penalty is applicable to those of 16 years...
The death penalty is applicable to those of 16 years and over, but not to those with mental retardation
- JANUARY 1, 2003New HampshireDEATH PENALTY
The death penalty is applicable to those of 16 years...
The death penalty is applicable to those of 16 years and over, but not to those with mental retardation
- JANUARY 1, 2002New HampshireDEATH PENALTY
New Hampshire does not forbid the execution of the...
New Hampshire does not forbid the execution of the mentally retarded or juvenile offenders but does have life without parole
- APRIL 5, 2001New HampshireDEATH PENALTY
The New Hampshire legislature fell just short of the...
The New Hampshire legislature fell just short of the votes it needed to follow through on its move last year to become the 1st state in more than 20 years to repeal a death penalty
- JANUARY 1, 2001New HampshireDEATH PENALTY
New Hampshire does not forbid the execution of the...
New Hampshire does not forbid the execution of the mentally retarded or juvenile offenders but does have life without parole