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STAFF NEWS
Attorney Michael Zaino has returned
to our office after a three year
hiatus as a part-time Assistant US
Attorney and a part-time
Hillsborough Assistant County
Attorney. Please welcome him back.
He will be assigned to Area 2 cases.
Rockingham Superior Court Judge
Kenneth McHugh will return to work
on August 16, 2010. He is
recovering from having quadruple
by-pass surgery in May.
The Court has added three additional
furlough dates. Court will be
closed on 7/2, 8/6, 9/3, 10/8, 11/12
and 12/23. As in the previous
furlough days, our office will
remain open. There are no
jury trials scheduled in July 2010.
Additionally, the clerk’s office
closes at 12:00 pm on Wednesdays
until further notice.
SENTENCING HEARINGS
7/1/10-Hansen,
Luke-FAILURE TO REGISTER AS A SEX
OFFENDER
7/6/10-Gynan, Kimberly-UTTERING A
FALSE RX
7/6/10-Musisi, Nicole-FALISYING
PHSICAL EVIDENCE, ATTEMPTED
7/7/10-Smith, Collen-FORGERY
7/9/10-Falasca, Eileen-UTTERING A
FALSE RX
7/9/10-Myers, Carter-1SR DEGREE
ASSAULT
7/12/10-Archambault, Chelsea-2ND
DEGREE ASSAULT
7/14/10-Vega, Israel-THEFT BY
UNAUTHORIZED TAKING
7/19/10-Alman, Kory-POSSESSION OF A
CONTROLLED DRUG
7/19/10-Barth, Anthony-RECEIVING
STOLEN PROPERTY
7/23/10-Catenacci, Mark-POSSESSION
CONTROLLED DRUG
7/27/10-Lambert, Kenneth-RECEIVING
STOLEN PROPERTY
CAC
INTERVIEWS
The defendant appeals his conviction
on two Felonious Sexual Assault
charges arguing that the trial court
erred in allowing the State to play
the video recording of the victim’s
interview at the Children’s Advocacy
Center for the jury. The defendant
contends that the passage of time as
well as a lay attempt to record the
victim’s account after she first
disclosed the assault to her mother
made the Children's Advocacy Center
statement more prejudicial than
probative. The defendant also
argues that playing the entire
video recording was not a narrowly
tailored, logically relevant
response to his challenge to the
victim’s credibility. The NH
Supreme Court ruled that the trial
court’s decision to admit the whole
tape is sustainable, and they were
not persuaded by the defendant’s
claim of prejudice. Case affirmed.
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