You mean the rates that are all submitted to and approved by the PUC?

Or do you mean the recently increased rates that have nothing to do with the maintenance of the grid, and only apply to the supply of energy?

"Excessive force refers to force in excess of what a police officer reasonably believes is necessary. A police officer may be held liable for using excessive force in an arrest, an investigatory stop, or other seizures."

He's not a cop.

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They deserve the high pay, great benefits and regulations that keep them safe in a dangerous job.

It’s the union that keeps it going.

My husband and I are in the industry. The linemen are really hard workers and deserve all the appreciation they get.

How do you know they weren't?

You should not find it significant at all that his defense attorney feels confident that he will be found not guilty. It's literally his job to say things like that. The guy could be guilty as sin and his defense attorney will (and should) go out there and say that he believes he will be found not guilty. Don't be so gullible.

*note I'm not saying he is or isn't guilty just commenting on taking anything an attorney with interest in the case says at face value.

If the mag holds 16, 8 can be presented as restraint. Will need more information. Also if he was knocked out remember, he was suffering from a brain injury. Counting rounds is hard.

Clearly not, this is obviously stand your ground.

"Residents have a right to defend themselves from attack anywhere. A citizen should not be required to retreat from a place they have a legal right to be. "

https://www.citizenscount.org/issues/stand-your-ground-castle-doctrine

Like I said, don't throw the punch, this never happens.

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It’s a shame everyone in the vicinity wasn’t armed to the teeth so we coulda had a huge gunslinging shootout with good guys everywhere!

Candia road auto.

I’m not taking sides n anything that happened but I believe I could walk around with my hand on my gun in my own pocket at all times, nothing illegal about that

Got it thanks!

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You can't force someone to punch you. Regardless of what happened before, as soon as that dude threw the punch he was at fault. Seems pretty simple, don't act like an animal, don't throw a punch over words, then this doesn't happen. Anyone who thinks otherwise has a different agenda. I feel bad for the guy whose going to get shit because some little napoleon threw what appears to be two sucker punches.

Excessive force

If he resigns as governor 1st/doesn’t run then I’m all for it.

Where is the video of inside??

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I also think there's a fair case for self defense just in the two videos. Repeated blows to the head immediately following a brain injury are without question potentially deadly.

Of course we'll wait and see what happens when more evidence comes out. But notable that the reaction to this event on Reddit is virtually identical to the reaction to the Rittenhouse case and he walked away with five not guilty verdicts and zero guilty verdicts.

I've also seen a lot of ignorance about both firearms and the law. Such as people claiming a one second draw is not possible unless one's hand is already on the gun and that there is some legal duty to retreat in this state.

Edit ignorance even in this very thread where a now deleted comment argues that size is a conclusive factor and that there is some kind of legal duty to engage in fisticuffs when attacked.

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Don't know how familiar you are with these trails, but these are fairly rugged trails compared to... well really most trails that you might think are similar.

Also I'd recommend you crosspost this to /r/wmnf , you'll probably get some better answers.

Michael McLain case is baffling also from Nashua. I reviewed this list about a year ago and it’s very scary/intriguing having such close proximity and there are no answers

Looks like I won't be going to Waterville Valley anymore.