New Hampshire Sports Officials Now Protected by Law from Assault

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New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu has signed Senate Bill 327, which provides penalties for crimes committed against sports officials to include first- or second-degree assault, criminal threatening, and stalking. 

As reported by the Portsmouth Herald, offenders would be subject to the punishment prescribed for the underlying offense, as well as a fine of up to $1,000 and a prohibition from attending a sporting event in the state for up to a year for a first offense. Multiple offenses could trigger a lifetime ban.

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