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Published 18 days ago

Supporters want to update child safe haven law

Summary by New Hampshire Union Leader
CONCORD — New Hampshire is considering joining a growing number of states that allow people to anonymously drop off a newborn in a secure container rather than in person with hospital or law enforcement officials.

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Supporters want to update child safe haven law

CONCORD — New Hampshire is considering joining a growing number of states that allow people to anonymously drop off a newborn in a secure container rather than in person with hospital or law enforcement officials.

18 days ago
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