This was also in this mornings news papers, goes into effect in 60 days.
http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Read.aspx?ID=7079Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Today, in a surprise move by the state House Leadership, Senate Bill 88 was brought up for a vote. The state House voted to override the Governor’s veto of SB 88 by a 251 to 111 vote. Last week, the state Senate overrode the Governor’s veto by a 17 to 7 vote. SB 88 is now law and will go into effect in sixty days.
Senate Bill 88 would restore the right of self-defense in New Hampshire and establish that the law-abiding have the right to defend themselves from assault wherever they have a legal right to be when they believe there is an imminent threat to their life and well being.
On July 13, Governor John Lynch vetoed this common-sense legislation that 28 states across the country have enacted with broad bipartisan support. SB 88 originally passed overwhelmingly in both chambers – in the state House by a 283 to 89 vote and in the state Senate by a 19 to 5 vote.