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Wrongfully convicted RI cop urges NH to erase limit on admitting new evidence

Summary by New Hampshire Union Leader
A former Warwick, Rhode Island, police officer wrongly convicted of murdering a female friend said he’d still be behind bars in New Hampshire because state allows new evidence to be brought forward for only three years after a conviction.

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Wrongfully convicted RI cop urges NH to erase limit on admitting new evidence

A former Warwick, Rhode Island, police officer wrongly convicted of murdering a female friend said he’d still be behind bars in New Hampshire because state allows new evidence to be brought forward for only three years after a conviction.

·New Hampshire, United States
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New Hampshire Union Leader broke the news in New Hampshire, United States on Tuesday, April 14, 2026.
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