About Law Talk NH: Unfiltered-Legal Insights from Stone Law, PLLC
Facing legal or family challenges? Law Talk NH: Unfiltered with New Hampshire attorney Brian Stone offers clear, straightforward information about criminal charges, court processes, and family law topics. No legal advice—just practical insights to help you better understand the system and know when to get professional help. Whether it’s a traffic stop or custody issue, get the clarity you need to move forward.
Want to learn more or get in touch for legal help? Contact Stone Law, PLLC at contact.stonelaw@gmail.com
A Second Chance at Justice? New Hampshire's 2027 New-Trial Law Explained
What happens when new evidence comes to light after a criminal conviction?
In this episode of Law Talk NH: Unfiltered, Brian Stone breaks down New Hampshire’s new-trial law taking effect January 1, 2027. The new law creates an important exception to the traditional three-year deadline for seeking a new trial in certain felony and Class A misdemeanor cases.
We’ll look at what qualifies as “newly discovered evidence,” how the new law addresses claims of actual innocence, the preliminary screening process courts will use, when an incarcerated defendant may qualify for appointed counsel, and how the new law interacts with existing New Hampshire procedures—including DNA testing.
This episode is a practical look at what the new law does, what it does not do, and why it could matter for defendants who discover potentially significant evidence years after their conviction.
As always, this podcast is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not legal advice.
9 Nov 2025
30 Days That Can Change Everything: Administrative License Suspensions in NH DUI Cases
In this episode of Law Talk NH: Unfiltered, Attorney Brian J. Stone of Stone Law, P.L.L.C. breaks down one of the most critical and time-sensitive parts of any New Hampshire DUI case — the Administrative License Suspension (ALS) process.
Most people don’t realize that when they’re arrested for DUI, they aren’t just facing a criminal charge in court. They’re also facing an entirely separate administrative case with the New Hampshire DMV — and the clock starts ticking immediately. You get 30 days to request a hearing. Miss that deadline, and your right to challenge the suspension is gone forever.
In this episode, we cover:
What Implied Consent really means in New Hampshire
The difference between the roadside PBT and the official breath test at the station
How refusing a test compares to taking the test and failing
Why a refusal can lead to longer suspension periods
How an ALS suspension interacts with your criminal case
Why CDL drivers face significantly harsher consequences
What happens if you have an out-of-state license
Why you should always request the ALS hearing
How skilled DUI defense attorneys use the ALS process to build strategic leverage
Whether you’re trying to understand what’s happening in your own case, helping a friend, or just learning how NH law works, this episode gives you a clear, practical, no-nonsense breakdown — without legal jargon.
24 Sept 2025
A Defense Attorney’s Duties to Their Clients
In this episode of Law Talk NH: Unfiltered, attorney Brian J. Stone breaks down defense attorney duties to clients. Whether you’re navigating the criminal justice system, dealing with family law disputes, or just want to understand your rights, this episode gives you clear, no-nonsense insight into how the law really works in New Hampshire.
Brian J. Stone is a criminal defense and family law attorney at Stone Law, P.L.L.C. in New Hampshire. If you’re facing charges, going through a divorce, or need legal guidance, reach out today for a free consultation.
📧 Contact: brian@stonelawpllc.com
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11 Aug 2025
Domestic Violence Restraining Orders in New Hampshire: Your Rights and the Legal Process
In this episode of Law Talk NH: Unfiltered, I break down Domestic Violence restraining orders in New Hampshire — what they are, how they work, and what you should know whether you’re seeking one or responding to one. I’ll cover the legal process, timelines, and key rights so you can better understand your options.
I’m Brian Stone, solo practitioner and founder of Stone Law, P.L.L.C., focusing on criminal defense and family law in New Hampshire. If you have questions or need legal help, you can reach me directly at contact.stonelaw@gmail.com.
31 Jul 2025
Murder in Newmarket? [Granite State Crimes Ep. 2]
In this episode of Granite State Crimes, we examine a case out of Newmarket, New Hampshire, where someone has been charged with second-degree murder — but it's far from clear that a murder actually occurred. We break down what second-degree murder really means under New Hampshire law, what kind of evidence is admissible in court, and where this case currently stands in the legal process.
Is this a case of intentional homicide — or could it be something else entirely, like self-defense or an accidental death? We’ll explore the legal possibilities.
🎙️ Presented by Stone Law, P.L.L.C.
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23 Jul 2025
Drug Pipeline Series: How China’s Chemicals Fuel New Hampshire’s Drug Crisis [Ep. 1]
In this premiere episode of our Drug Pipeline series, attorney Brian J. Stone of Stone Law, P.L.L.C. breaks down how illicit drugs—particularly fentanyl and methamphetamine—make their way from China through Mexico and across the U.S. border, ultimately reaching New Hampshire communities.
We explore cartel routes, trafficking logistics, distribution networks, and the systemic legal gaps that allow this trade to thrive. If you've ever wondered how these substances enter our state and who profits along the way, this episode is your foundation.
🛡️ Hosted by: Brian J. Stone, Criminal & Family Law Attorney📍 Based in New Hampshire | Serving clients statewide
📞 Contact & Legal Info:
Stone Law, P.L.L.C.
North Hampton, NH
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This series is also live-streamed on Twitch, where we explore the legal landscape in real time and answer audience questions.
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14 Jul 2025
Out on Bail: The Murder of Marisol Fuentes | Granite State Crimes Ep. 1
In this debut episode of Granite State Crimes, we examine the heartbreaking murder of Marisol Fuentes, allegedly at the hands of her estranged husband, Michael Gleason Jr.—just weeks after he was released on bail for charges of sexual assault, kidnapping, and domestic violence against her.
We’ll break down the charges, the timeline, and the intense public outrage in Berlin, NH. We also explore the legal mechanics behind bail in New Hampshire:
– What authority do magistrates have?
– How are bail decisions reviewed?
– Can magistrates be disciplined or removed?
– And what, if anything, could have prevented this tragedy?
Need legal help in New Hampshire?
Stone Law, P.L.L.C. provides experienced criminal defense and family law representation across the Granite State. If you're facing legal trouble and need guidance, reach out for a free consultation.
📩 Contact: contact.stonelaw@gmail.com
27 Jun 2025
[DUI in NH Series-Ep. 2] Penalties, License Loss, and What’s at Stake
Criminal defense attorney Brian Stone examines the harsh penalties for DUI convictions in New Hampshire, including license suspension and potential jail time, in this informative episode.
8 Jun 2025
[DUI in NH Series-Ep. 1] What is a DUI?
Attorney Brian Stone clarifies the legal definition of driving under the influence in New Hampshire, explaining the elements the state must prove for a conviction in this interview.
23 May 2025
[Firearms in NH Series – Ep 1], Guns, Guns, Guns: What Every New Hampshire Gun Owner Needs to Know
Attorney Brian J. Stone explains New Hampshire firearm laws, covering possession regulations and justifiable use of deadly force for gun owners to understand their rights.
23 May 2025
[Criminal Law Basics Ep. 4] What Happens at Your First Court Appearance in New Hampshire
Criminal defense attorney Brian Stone explains the critical aspects of a defendant's first court appearance in New Hampshire, outlining procedures and rights.
23 May 2025
[Criminal Law Basics Ep. 3] After the Arrest-Miranda Warnings, Interrogations, and Voluntary Statements
This episode explores Miranda rights, interrogation tactics, and the legal standards for determining the admissibility of post-arrest confessions in criminal cases.
17 May 2025
[Criminal Law Basics Ep. 2] Under Arrest? Breaking Down What That Means in NH
Host Attorney Ryan Stone clarifies the definition of an arrest, distinguishes it from a stop, and explains probable cause in New Hampshire, offering insights into lawful police custody.
17 May 2025
[Criminal Law Basics Ep. 1] Casual Encounters with Cops? When It Becomes a Detention or Arrest in NH
This episode explores casual encounters with law enforcement in New Hampshire, differentiating between friendly chats, investigative detentions, and arrests, while explaining citizen rights and reasonable suspicion.
17 May 2025
Episode 0: Intro to New Hampshire Law – What This Podcast Is About
Brian J. Stone introduces Law Talk NH: Unfiltered, explaining the podcast's focus on New Hampshire law, rights, and processes for those facing criminal or family law issues.
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