Judge Dismisses Civil Rights Case Against NSC-131

Civil rights charges against the leaders of the neo-Nazi organization NSC-131 in New Hampshire were dismissed due to being deemed “unconstitutionally overbroad” by a Superior Court judge. The defendants are accused of trespassing onto a bridge last summer and hanging a banner that read “Keep New England White.” The judge stated that there was insufficient […]

Civil rights charges against the leaders of the neo-Nazi organization NSC-131 in New Hampshire were dismissed due to being deemed “unconstitutionally overbroad” by a Superior Court judge.
The defendants are accused of trespassing onto a bridge last summer and hanging a banner that read “Keep New England White.”
The judge stated that there was insufficient evidence to prove trespassing, as the bridge where the neo-Nazi members marched could be considered public property.
Members of NSC-131 have appeared sporadically around New England, displaying racist banners, chanting, and attempting to disrupt drag events. The group often films its activities and then posts videos on social media.