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The State of New Hampshire Needs To Clean Up Its Act

August 29, 2025November 11, 2023 Claire Best

According to his LinkedIn Profile, Donald Sullivan worked as an “Independent Compliance Overseer” for St. Paul’s School, Concord New Hampshire from January 2021 to October 2023. The AG of New Hampshire and St. Paul’s School also have him listed in this position for the same period of time. A September 2018 settlement agreement between the … Read more

Organized Crime within New Hampshire’s Courts

August 29, 2025August 10, 2023 Claire Best

Dear Ethics Committee, It has become apparent that the New Hampshire courts do not respect the separation of powers and that there is, I believe, a racketeering enterprise going on that stems back to and involves current NH Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald. In his capacity as Attorney General, MacDonald attempted to block the … Read more

Are NH Courts Involved in Hiding Sex Trafficking, Sex Abuse by Their Own?

July 9, 2023July 9, 2023 Skip

Apropos ABA Rule 8.4, I have cited court corruption before. I have brought it up with the AG’s office, with DA Paul Halvorsen of Merrimack County and it has been brought up and is in the record with the United States Senate Judicial Committee as well. In fact, it is part of the reason why former NH AG Michael Delaney was forced to withdraw his application as a judge to the First Circuit Court of Appeals.

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Lawyer’s Fees in NH Youth Detention Center Cases

June 14, 2023 Op-Ed

The below article highlights the issue not only at YDC but also at St Paul’s School and Dartmouth College, and The Diocese of Manchester. Please, journalists who care about the public interest, do an expose on this racket.

Dear Governor Sununu,

January 26, 2023 Op-Ed

You may be aware that the organization “Times Up” has halted operations per this announcement in the Hollywood Reporter.

How Much Is the State of New Hampshire Hiding to Get Away with Gross Misconduct?

November 15, 2022 Op-Ed

In 2003, Carlene Hempel wrote an article in Boston.com about New Hampshire’s top sex crimes police detective, James F McLaughlin.

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The Scandal of Owen Labrie and the #MeToo Movement

October 6, 2022October 6, 2022 Op-Ed

The US Department of Education Office of Civil Rights is working hard to push through new regulations for Title IX. It is an appropriate time to reflect on the White House and New Hampshire’s partnership and role in the kangaroo courts of the last decade.

Jane Young Should Not Be the US Attorney for New Hampshire.

January 31, 2022 Op-Ed

I join in the concerns regarding Jane Young’s nomination as US Attorney for New Hampshire by President Biden.

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Fund for Victims of Sexual Abuse and Domestic Violence Is Lipstick on a Pig

September 20, 2024January 25, 2022 Claire Best

I commend AG John Formella for being the first AG to recognize the horrors and speedy effort to set up a fund to pay the victims of abuse in the centers. However, I also have to say that the proposed fund is effectively lipstick on a pig.

Dear Attorney General John Formella – It Is beyond Time for a Serious Investigation into What Is Going on in New Hampshire.

September 20, 2024January 20, 2022 Claire Best

Dear Attorney General John Formella,

As a result of the recent news regarding Harmony Montgomery and Elijah Lewis; the report from the Office of Child Advocate regarding the abuse of children under State Care;

Towns can now Tuition Students to Religious Schools

July 13, 2020 Op-Ed

In 2017, the Town of Croydon implemented a town tuitioning program. While getting approval from the State Board of Education, it was told that no religious schools could be included in the program.

Fosters.com ‘Letter’ Perpetuates and Propagandizes a Climate Lie

April 13, 2019April 13, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Last weekend there was a Climate Youth Summit at St. Paul’s School. They called it the Concord Youth Climate Summit, but Climate Youth has more sinister connotations and is a more accurate portrayal of the purpose.