Citizen in a RepublicNH House Testimony

HB1236

House · 2026 sessionDemocraticSigned into law

Body cameras for county corrections

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Authorizes county departments of corrections to use body-worn cameras in carrying out their functions both within and outside a correctional facility.

(New Title) relative to the use of body-worn cameras in county departments of corrections.Official record

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89 submissions
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All 7 written submissions were individually written — no organized campaign detected.

Status

Signed into law · July 10, 2026
  1. Introduced
  2. House
  3. Senate
  4. Governor
  5. Law
Sponsors, hearings & roll-call votes

The record · every submission as filed

89 submissions
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Hannah Meiselman
for Myself
Manchester

Protects defendants from coerced confessions and improves transparency in law enforcement.

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Roy Schweiker
for Myself
Concord

According to this law, you are guilty of a misdemeanor if you fail to produce your license if you accidentally left it at home. You are guilty of a felony if you drive slowly with flashers on to a well-lighted place before stopping, as recommended by personal safety experts.

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Donna. Tully.
for Myself
Littleton

I am support to this bill because for the sake of NH voters.

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David Hirsch
for Myself
Portsmouth

As a retired criminal defense lawyer, I have heard too much dubious and even clearly false testimony regarding alleged confessions. HB 1236 would not only serve to prevent such testimony from leading to false convictions but would keep people like me from challenging confessions obtained through proper police procedure.

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Sally Patton
for Myself
NEW LONDON

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Lisa Ayer
for Myself
Manchester

We train and hire educators please allow them to do their jobs This is ridiculous overkill oversight that is unnecessary - a blanket bill that furthers nothing in a child’s education Cumbersome and ludicrous remote meetings are necessary sometimes and a complete restriction on autonomy of our trusted educators and reps

Oppose
Joanna Lally
for Myself
Holderness

It is obscene to think this hasn’t been common practice all along. Accountability and transparency are the fundamentals for trust in our government. Vote yes to indisputable accountability.

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Cynthia Mousseau
for New England Innocence Project
Henniker

Position recorded without written comment.

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James Trainum
for Myself
Washington

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Winnie Ye
for Innocence Project
New York

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Donald Selby
for Myself
Peterborough

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Ann Rettew
for Myself
Concord

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Christine Hamilton
for Myself
Mont Vernon

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Jacqueline Van Allen
for Myself
Peterborough

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Patricia E Kellogg
for Myself
Littleton

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Lois Cote
for Myself
Manchester

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KATHLEEN MANFRE
for Myself
Peterborough

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Patricia Hunt
for Myself
Francona

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Ellen Astle
for Myself
Northumberland

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Megan De Vorsey
for Myself
Concord

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Nancy Wood
for Myself
Concord

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Catharine Farkas
for Myself
Sanbornton

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Pam Baucom
for Myself
Walpole

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BRIGID McNamee
for Myself
CONCORD

Position recorded without written comment.

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Regina Eckrich
for Myself
Hopkinton

Position recorded without written comment.

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