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Regulating Growlers
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Academic year 2017 - 2018
Prepared by Allyssa Dobkins, Jack Hutensky, Scott Lloyd, Alex Rounaghi, Will Johnson
Report ID
PRS Policy Brief 1718-10
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Growlers, refillable containers used for carrying draft beer, are difficult to regulate. That is because they often violate the current alcohol regulation system that prevents individual actors from participating in multiple points of the production to retail process. As a result, different states permit entities…
2018 Upper Valley Housing Community Discussion
Published on
Academic year 2017 - 2018
Prepared by Nathan Camilo, Russell Crossing, Ashley DuPuis, James Fair, Michael Parsons
Report ID
PRS Policy Brief 1718-17
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On May 26, 2018 more than fifty Upper Valley residents gathered at the Nelson A, Rockefeller Center for Public Policy and the Social Sciences at Dartmouth College for a community discussion on affordable housing in the Upper Valley.  The event, co–sponsored by the Rockefeller Center…
2018 State of the Upper Valley Poll
Published on
Academic year 2017 - 2018
Prepared by Alexandrea Adams, Caroline Cook, Julia Decerega, Ray Lu
Report ID
PRS Policy Brief 1718-18
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Affordable housing continues to be a concern among Upper Valley residents. There have been numerous reports in local newspapers addressing the issues and the causes of lack of affordable housing options in the Upper Valley. Despite lack of housing options, there have been difficulties in…
Electoral Handouts in Mumbai Elections
Published on
Academic year 2017 - 2018
Prepared by Simon Chauchard
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<a href="https://as.ucpress.edu/content/ucpas/58/2/341.full.pdf">Asian Survey, Vol. 58, Number 2, pp. 341-364</a>Author:&nbsp; Simon ChauchardWhy do candidates give voters handouts during political campaigns? Drawing on qualitative data from Mumbai, this article argues that competitive elections prompt candidates to distribute handouts for strategic reasons. While they know handouts to be…
Investigating Policy Options for Recreational Marijuana in New Hampshire
Published on
Academic year 2017 - 2018
Prepared by Christopher McCorkle, Tyler Work, Wyatt Williams
Report ID
PRS Policy Brief 1718-09
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In this report, data from five states that have legalized recreational marijuana are analyzed in order to provide comparative knowledge for the New Hampshire state legislature to consider when discussing marijuana policy. After evaluating similarities between New Hampshire and states that have moved from legal…
Drinking Water Standards in New Hampshire
Published on
Academic year 2017 - 2018
Prepared by Estephanie Aquino, Ruben Gallardo, Rachel Muir, Josie Yalovitser
Report ID
PRS Policy Brief 1718-05
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The quality of drinking water is a staple and point of pride for the residents of New Hampshire. Unfortunately, it was recently discovered that the drinking water of several towns of the state has been contaminated by Perfluorinated compounds (PFCs). Although the research on the…
Civil Asset Forfeiture Policy
Published on
Academic year 2017 - 2018
Prepared by Alex Rounaghi, Alexandrea Keith, Yenny Dieguez, Soham Basu
Report ID
PRS Policy Brief 1718-06
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As a result of the policy changes promulgated by Attorney General Sessions, federal Civil Asset Forfeiture policy has changed. Most notably, the Equitable Sharing Program has been revived, which gives state and local law enforcement agencies the ability to use federal law to seize assets…
Valuation of Recreation Infrastructure in Southern Windsor County
Published on
Academic year 2017 - 2018
Prepared by Brandon Nye, Sunpreet Singh, Connor Turner
Report ID
PRS Policy Brief 1718-04
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The Southern Windsor County region in Vermont, which encompasses the towns of Windsor, West Windsor, and Weathersfield, contains many opportunities for those seeking outdoor recreation. Between Mount Ascutney, the wildlife areas, and the network of outdoor trails, the region offers a variety of recreational services…
Roadblocks and Law Enforcement Spending in New Hampshire
Published on
Academic year 2017 - 2018
Prepared by Tyler Baum, Sunny Drescher
Report ID
PRS Policy Brief 1718-08
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Sobriety checkpoints in New Hampshire are used to deter drunk drivers and to keep New Hampshire roads safe. Though not legal in all states, New Hampshire legitimizes and legalizes these checkpoints through statute with judicial approval. Early in the session, the New Hampshire Committee on…