New Hampshire · New Hampshire RSA — Title LXII, Criminal Code; controlled drugs
N.H. RSA (Criminal Code) § 642:3: Hindering Apprehension or Prosecution
What this law says, in plain English
A person commits an offense by harboring a fugitive, providing aid, warning of apprehension, destroying evidence, or obstructing law enforcement. It is a misdemeanor unless the underlying charge is murder or class A felony, making it a class B felony.
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