In this episode of Law Talk NH: Unfiltered, criminal defense attorney Brian Stone breaks down the real-world consequences of a DUI conviction in New Hampshire. We cover mandatory license suspensions, fines, jail time, ignition interlock requirements, and how a DUI can affect your job, insurance, and criminal record—even if it's your first offense.

Whether you're facing charges or just want to understand the law, this episode gives you a clear, honest overview of what’s at stake.

Need legal help or have questions about your DUI case? Contact Brian at contact.stonelaw@gmail.com.
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In the first episode of our DUI series, Attorney Brian Stone breaks down exactly what qualifies as a DUI in New Hampshire. From what "driving" really means to how the law defines "under the influence," this episode unpacks the legal elements the State must prove to convict. Whether you're a resident or just want to understand how DUI laws work in a practical, real-world way, this episode sets the stage for everything to come.

If you’re facing DUI charges, contact Stone Law, PLLC at contact.stonelaw@gmail.com for experienced, local defense.

This is the first episode in our special series on firearm laws in New Hampshire. In this deep dive, Attorney Brian J. Stone unpacks everything from who can possess a firearm to when deadly force is legally justified. Whether you're a seasoned gun owner or just want to understand your rights, this series breaks it all down in plain English.

Arrested in New Hampshire? Don’t panic—get informed. In this episode of Law Talk NH: Unfiltered, criminal defense attorney Brian Stone breaks down everything you need to know about your first appearance in court, including:

• What a criminal complaint is and when it must be filed

• The difference between arrests with and without a warrant

• What a Gerstein hearing is (and why you won’t be part of it)

• How arraignments actually work, whether you’re out on bail or behind bars

• When and how you can waive arraignment

• What a probable cause hearing looks like in felony cases

• What to say (and not say) when you're in front of a judge

What makes a post-arrest confession admissible? We break down Miranda rights, what counts as interrogation, and how courts decide if a statement was voluntary—or coerced. Real cases, real law, in plain English.

In this episode, I break down what an arrest really means — how it differs from a stop, what probable cause is, and when police can legally take you into custody. I also cover why it’s important to stay calm and compliant, even if you believe the arrest is unfair. Whether you live in New Hampshire or just visit, these basics apply across the country.

In this episode, we break down what happens when you have a casual encounter with law enforcement on the street in New Hampshire — what’s just a friendly chat, what counts as an investigative detention (also called a Terry stop), and when things cross over into an actual arrest. We’ll cover your rights during these stops, when you have to identify yourself, and what “reasonable suspicion” really means. If you’re curious about how police encounters work and what you should know to protect yourself, this episode is for you.

Want to learn more or get in touch with legal help? Contact Stone Law, PLLC at contact.stonelaw@gmail.com