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TITLE XXX: OCCUPATIONS AND PROFESSIONS

CHAPTER 309: ACCOUNTANCY
CHAPTER 309-A: ACCOUNTANCY
CHAPTER 309-B: NEW HAMPSHIRE ACCOUNTANCY ACT
CHAPTER 310: ARCHITECTS
CHAPTER 310-A: JOINT BOARD OF LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION
CHAPTER 310-B: STATE LICENSED OR CERTIFIED REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS
CHAPTER 311: ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
CHAPTER 311-A: AUCTIONEERS
CHAPTER 311-B: AUCTIONEERS
CHAPTER 312: AUCTIONS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
CHAPTER 313: BARBERING
CHAPTER 313-A: BARBERING, COSMETOLOGY, AND ESTHETICS
CHAPTER 314: ELECTROLOGISTS
CHAPTER 314-A: BODY ART
CHAPTER 315: PODIATRY
CHAPTER 316: CHIROPRACTIC
CHAPTER 316-A: CHIROPRACTIC
CHAPTER 317: DENTISTS AND DENTISTRY
CHAPTER 317-A: DENTISTS AND DENTISTRY
CHAPTER 318: PHARMACISTS AND PHARMACIES
CHAPTER 318-A: UNIFORM NARCOTIC DRUG ACT
CHAPTER 318-B: CONTROLLED DRUG ACT
CHAPTER 318-C: MODEL DRUG DEALER LIABILITY ACT
CHAPTER 318-D: METHAMPHETAMINE-RELATED OFFENSES
CHAPTER 319: ENGINEERING
CHAPTER 319-A: LAND SURVEYING
CHAPTER 319-B: PROFESSIONAL FORESTERS
CHAPTER 319-C: ELECTRICIANS
CHAPTER 320: HAWKERS AND PEDDLERS
CHAPTER 321: ITINERANT VENDORS
CHAPTER 321-A: CARNIVAL-AMUSEMENT OPERATORS
CHAPTER 322: JUNK AND SCRAP METAL DEALERS
CHAPTER 323: LIGHTNING ROD DEALERS AND SALESMEN
CHAPTER 323-A: ALARM INSTALLERS
CHAPTER 324: LIVESTOCK DEALERS, AUCTIONS OR SALES RINGS
CHAPTER 324-A: LIVESTOCK DEALERS, AUCTIONS AND SALES RINGS
CHAPTER 325: EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CHAPTER 325-A: CREMATION OF HUMAN REMAINS
CHAPTER 326: NURSES
CHAPTER 326-A: NURSES
CHAPTER 326-B: NURSE PRACTICE ACT
CHAPTER 326-C: OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS
CHAPTER 326-D: MIDWIFERY
CHAPTER 326-E: RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE
CHAPTER 326-F: SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY PRACTICE
CHAPTER 326-G: ATHLETIC TRAINERS
CHAPTER 326-H: LICENSED DIETITIANS
CHAPTER 326-I: INTERPRETERS FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING
CHAPTER 326-J: RECREATIONAL THERAPISTS
CHAPTER 327: OPTOMETRY
CHAPTER 327-A: OPHTHALMIC DISPENSING
CHAPTER 328: PHYSICAL THERAPY
CHAPTER 328-A: PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE ACT
CHAPTER 328-B: MASSAGE THERAPISTS AND MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENTS
CHAPTER 328-C: MARITAL MEDIATORS
CHAPTER 328-D: PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS
CHAPTER 328-E: NATUROPATHIC HEALTH CARE PRACTICE
CHAPTER 328-F: ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
CHAPTER 328-G: ACUPUNCTURE
CHAPTER 329: PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CHAPTER 329-A: PLUMBERS AND PLUMBING
CHAPTER 330: PLUMBERS
CHAPTER 330-A: MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE
CHAPTER 330-B: LICENSED PASTORAL COUNSELORS
CHAPTER 330-C: ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG USE PROFESSIONALS
CHAPTER 331: REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND SALESMEN
CHAPTER 331-A: NEW HAMPSHIRE REAL ESTATE PRACTICE ACT
CHAPTER 331-B: COURT REPORTING
CHAPTER 332: VETERINARIANS
CHAPTER 332-A: LICENSING STANDARDS ESTABLISHED
CHAPTER 332-B: NEW HAMPSHIRE VETERINARY PRACTICE ACT
CHAPTER 332-C: SCHOOL OF VETERINARIAN MEDICINE
CHAPTER 332-D: SUNDAY BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
CHAPTER 332-E: WATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATORS AND WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PERSONNEL
CHAPTER 332-F: REHABILITATION COUNSELORS
CHAPTER 332-G: GENERAL ADMINISTRATION OF REGULATORY BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
CHAPTER 332-H: DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLICATIONS BY LICENSING COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS
CHAPTER 332-I: MEDICAL RECORDS
CHAPTER 332-J: ATHLETE AGENTS
TITLE I: THE STATE AND ITS GOVERNMENT
(Includes Chapters 1 – 21-R)
TITLE II: COUNTIES
(Includes Chapters 22 – 30-B)
TITLE III: TOWNS, CITIES, VILLAGE DISTRICTS, AND UNINCORPORATED PLACES
(Includes Chapters 31 – 53-E)
TITLE IV: ELECTIONS
(Entire Title Was Repealed – Chapters 54 – 70)
TITLE V: TAXATION
(Includes Chapters 71 – 90)
TITLE VI: PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
(Includes Chapters 91 – 103)
TITLE VII: SHERIFFS, CONSTABLES, AND POLICE OFFICERS
(Includes Chapters 104 – 106-K)
TITLE VIII: PUBLIC DEFENSE AND VETERANS’ AFFAIRS
(Includes Chapters 107 – 119)
TITLE IX: ACQUISITION OF LANDS BY UNITED STATES; FEDERAL AID
(Includes Chapters 120 – 124-A)
TITLE X: PUBLIC HEALTH
(Includes Chapters 125 – 149-O)
TITLE XI: HOSPITALS AND SANITARIA
(Includes Chapters 150 – 152)
TITLE XII: PUBLIC SAFETY AND WELFARE
(Includes Chapters 153 – 174)
TITLE XIII: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
(Includes Chapters 175 – 180)
TITLE XIV: MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS
(Includes Chapters 183 – 185)
TITLE XV: EDUCATION
(Includes Chapters 186 – 200-L)
TITLE XVI: LIBRARIES
(Includes Chapters 201 – 202-B)
TITLE XVII: HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT
(Includes Chapters 203 – 205-D)
TITLE XVIII: FISH AND GAME
(Includes Chapters 206 – 215-C)
TITLE XIX: PUBLIC RECREATION
(Includes Chapters 216 – 227-F)
TITLE XIX-A: FORESTRY
(Includes Chapters 227-G – 227-M)
TITLE XX: TRANSPORTATION
(Includes Chapters 228 – 240)
TITLE XXI: MOTOR VEHICLES
(Includes Chapters 259 – 269)
TITLE XXII: NAVIGATION; HARBORS; COAST SURVEY
(Includes Chapters 270 – 272)
TITLE XXIII: LABOR
(Includes Chapters 273 – 283)
TITLE XXIV: GAMES, AMUSEMENTS, AND ATHLETIC EXHIBITIONS
(Includes Chapters 284 – 287-G)
TITLE XXV: HOLIDAYS
(Includes Chapter 288)
TITLE XXVI: CEMETERIES; BURIALS; DEAD BODIES
(Includes Chapters 289 – 291-A)
TITLE XXVII: CORPORATIONS, ASSOCIATIONS, AND PROPRIETORS OF COMMON LANDS
(Includes Chapters 292 – 303)
TITLE XXVIII: PARTNERSHIPS
(Includes Chapters 304 – 305-A)
TITLE XXIX: RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES
(Includes Chapters 306 – 308)
TITLE XXX: OCCUPATIONS AND PROFESSIONS
(Includes Chapters 309 – 332-J)
TITLE XXXI: TRADE AND COMMERCE
(Includes Chapters 333 – 359-I)
TITLE XXXII: CHATTEL MORTGAGES
(Includes Chapter 360)
TITLE XXXIII: CONDITIONAL SALES
(Includes Chapter 361)
TITLE XXXIII-A: RETAIL INSTALLMENT SALES
(Includes Chapters 361-A – 361-D)
TITLE XXXIV: PUBLIC UTILITIES
(Includes Chapters 362 – 382)
TITLE XXXIV-A: UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE
(Includes Chapter 382-A)
TITLE XXXV: BANKS AND BANKING; LOAN ASSOCIATIONS; CREDIT UNIONS
(Includes Chapters 383 – 397-B)
TITLE XXXVI: PAWNBROKERS AND MONEYLENDERS
(Includes Chapters 398 – 399-G)
TITLE XXXVII: INSURANCE
(Includes Chapters 400 – 420-K)
TITLE XXXVIII: SECURITIES
(Includes Chapters 421 – 421-B)
TITLE XXXIX: AERONAUTICS
(Includes Chapters 422 – 424)
TITLE XL: AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
(Includes Chapters 425 – 439)
TITLE XLI: LIENS
(Includes Chapters 444 – 454-C)
TITLE XLII: NOTARIES, COMMISSIONERS, JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
(Includes Chapters 455 – 456-B)
TITLE XLIII: DOMESTIC RELATIONS
(Includes Chapters 457 – 461-A)
TITLE XLIV: GUARDIANS AND CONSERVATORS
(Includes Chapters 462 – 465)
TITLE XLV: ANIMALS
(Includes Chapters 466 – 470)
TITLE XLVI: LOST PROPERTY; STRAYS
(Includes Chapters 471 – 471-D)
TITLE XLVII: BOUNDARIES, FENCES AND COMMON FIELDS
(Includes Chapters 472 – 476)
TITLE XLVIII: CONVEYANCES AND MORTGAGES OF REALTY
(Includes Chapters 477 – 479-B)
TITLE XLIX: HOMESTEADS
(Includes Chapter 480)
TITLE L: WATER MANAGEMENT AND PROTECTION
(Includes Chapters 481 – 488)
TITLE LI: COURTS
(Includes Chapters 490 – 505)
TITLE LII: ACTIONS, PROCESS, AND SERVICE OF PROCESS
(Includes Chapters 506 – 513)
TITLE LIII: PROCEEDINGS IN COURT
(Includes Chapters 514 – 526)
TITLE LIV: EXECUTIONS, LEVIES, BAIL, AND THE RELIEF OF POOR DEBTORS
(Includes Chapters 527 – 533)
TITLE LV: PROCEEDINGS IN SPECIAL CASES
(Includes Chapters 534 – 546-B)
TITLE LVI: PROBATE COURTS AND DECEDENTS’ ESTATES
(Includes Chapters 547 – 567-A)
TITLE LVII: INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS AND ASSIGNMENTS FOR CREDITORS
(Includes Chapters 568 – 569)
TITLE LVIII: PUBLIC JUSTICE
(Includes Chapters 570 – 591)
TITLE LIX: PROCEEDINGS IN CRIMINAL CASES
(Includes Chapters 592 – 614)
TITLE LX: CORRECTION AND PUNISHMENT
(Includes Chapters 615 – 623-C)
TITLE LXI: ACTS REPEALED
(Includes Chapter 624)
TITLE LXII: CRIMINAL CODE
(Includes Chapters 625 – 651-E)
TITLE LXIII: ELECTIONS
(Includes Chapters 652 – 671)
TITLE LXIV: PLANNING AND ZONING
(Includes Chapters 672 – 678)

CIVIL RULES (Rules 3.1 to 3.27)
Rule 3.1. Writs.
Rule 3.2. Entry of actions.
Rule 3.3. Court fees.
Rule 3.4. Attachment procedures (RSA 511-A).
Rule 3.5. Court records (dockets).
Rule 3.6. Appearance, general and special.
Rule 3.7. Specifications.
Rule 3.8. Amendments.
Rule 3.9. Third party practice.
Rule 3.10. Special pleas and brief statements.
Rule 3.11. Motions.
Rule 3.12. Sessions of Court-Continuances and postponements.
Rule 3.13. Settlement agreement.
Rule 3.14. Orders of notice.
Rule 3.15. Dismissal of old cases.
Rule 3.16. Admission of relevant facts, genuineness of docs and signatures.
Rule 3.17. Filing and withdrawing papers.
Rule 3.18. Paying money into court.
Rule 3.19. Agreement as to undisputed facts.
Rule 3.20. Procedure during trial.
Rule 3.21. Procedure after trial.
Rule 3.22. Trustees. [Repealed.]
Rule 3.23. Taxation of costs in civil proceedings.
Rule 3.24. Petition for approval of settlement on behalf of minors.
Rule 3.25. Dismissal for failure to appear.
Rule 3.26. Rendition of decision.
Rule 3.27. Ordering weekly payments on judgments.

Supreme Court of New Hampshire Opinions

RULES OF THE DISTRICT COURTS

GENERAL RULES (Rules 1.1 to 1.25)
Rule 1.1. Relief from failure to comply.
Rule 1.1A. Computation and extension of time.
Rule 1.2. Violation of rules.
Rule 1.3. Attorneys.
Rule 1.3-A. Pleadings – copies to all parties.
Rule 1.4. Regulation of conduct in the courtroom.
Rule 1.5. Interpreters.
Rule 1.6. Clerks office and judges chambers.
Rule 1.7. Argument of counsel.
Rule 1.8. Motions.
Rule 1.8-A. Continuances and postponements.
Rule 1.8-B. Grounds for continuance.
Rule 1.9. Depositions and use of video tape depositions.
Rule 1.10. Written interrogatories.
Rule 1.11. Appeals to the Supreme Court.
Rule 1.12. Court sessions.
Rule 1.13. Disbursements.
Rule 1.14. Dockets.
Rule 1.15. Repealed, effective March 1, 1990.
Rule 1.16. Attendance of clerks.
Rule 1.17. Exhibits.
Rule 1.18. Repealed, effective September 1, 2008.
Rule 1.19. Sound Recordings of Proceedings.
Rule 1.20. Uniform Forms.
Rule 1.21. Periodic Payments.
Rule 1.22. Formal proof of highway waived unless demanded.
Rule 1.23. Exceptions unnecessary.
Rule 1.24. Protection of children in sex-related cases.
Rule 1.25. Untimely-filed guardian ad litem reports.
Rule 1.26. Access to Confidential Records — Fees and Notice.

RULES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
RULES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAMPSHIRE SUPERIOR COURT ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
RULES OF THE DISTRICT COURTS OF THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
RULES OF THE PROBATE COURTS OF THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
RULES OF THE FAMILY DIVISION OF THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
RULES OF EVIDENCE
NEW HAMPSHIRE RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
SYSTEM-WIDE GUARDIAN AD LITEM APPLICATION, CERTIFICATION AND PRACTICE RULES
Model Charge: Burden Of Proof Presumption Of Innocence, Reasonable Doubt
Guidelines for Public Access to Court Records
Superior Court Administrative Orders
District Court Administrative Orders
Probate Court Administrative Orders
Family Division Administrative Orders

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RULES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT

OF THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

PREFACE AND WRITS (Preface and Rule 1)
ENTRY OF ACTIONS (Rules 2-9)
DOCKETS (Rules 10-11)
COMPUTATION AND EXTENSION OF TIME (Rule 12)
TRIAL ASSIGNMENT CALENDAR (Rule 13)
APPEARANCES, GENERAL AND SPECIAL (Rules 14-15)
ATTORNEYS (Rules 16-22)
SPECIFICATIONS (Rule 23)
AMENDMENTS (Rules 24-26)
THIRD PARTY PRACTICE (Rule 27)
CLASS ACTIONS (Rule 27-A)
SPECIAL PLEAS AND BRIEF STATEMENT (Rules 28-33)
SCIRE FACIAS (Rule 34 — Repealed)
GENERAL PROVISIONS GOVERNING DISCOVERY (Rule 35)
WRITTEN INTERROGATORIES (Rules 36 to 36-A)
DEPOSITIONS (Rules 37-44)
USE OF VIDEO TAPE DEPOSITIONS (Rules 45 to 45-A)
CONTINUANCES, POSTPONEMENTS AND SETTLEMENTS (Rules 46-52)
ADMISSION OF RELEVANT FACTS, GENUINENESS OF DOCUMENTS AND SIGNATURES (Rules 53-54)
FILING AND WITHDRAWING PAPERS (Rules 55-56)
MOTIONS (Rules 57 to 59-A)
PAYING MONEY INTO COURT (Rules 60-61)
JUROR QUESTIONNAIRE DISSEMINATION (Rule 61-A)
UNTIMELY-FILED GUARDIAN AD LITEM REPORTS (Rule 61-B)
PRETRIAL PROCEDURES AND PRETRIAL SETTLEMENT CONFERENCES (Rule 62)
STANDING PRETRIAL ORDERS (Rule 63)
PROCEDURE DURING TRIAL (Rules 64-72)
PROCEDURE AFTER TRIAL (Rules 73-77)
EXCEPTIONS UNNECESSARY (Rule 77-A)
COMMUNICATION WITH JURORS (Rule 77-B)
PHOTOGRAPHING, RECORDING AND BROADCASTING (Rule 78)
TRANSFER OF CASES TO THE SUPREME COURT (Rules 79-80)
TRIALS BEFORE AUDITORS, MASTERS AND REFEREES (Rules 81 to 85-A)
TRUSTEES (Rule 86 — Repealed)
TAXATION OF COSTS IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS (Rules 87-88)
FORMAL PROOF OF HIGHWAY WAIVED UNLESS DEMANDED (Rule 89)
FEES IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS (Rule 90)
APPOINTMENT OF COUNSEL IN CRIMINAL CASES (Rule 91)
MULTIPLE REPRESENTATION OF CRIMINAL DEFENDANTS (Rule 91-A)
APPEALS IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS (Rules 92-93)
MINOR VICTIMS OR WITNESSES-SEX-RELATED CASES (Rule 93-A)
SOUND RECORDINGS OF DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS (Rule 93-B)
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS (Rule 94)
CRIMINAL CONTEMPT (Rule 95)
REQUESTS FOR CONTINUANCES OR POSTPONEMENTS (Rules 96 to 96-A)
ENTRY OF NOT GUILTY PLEA AND WAIVER OF FORMAL ARRAIGNMENT (Rule 97)
JOINDER OF OFFENSES (Rule 97-A)
DISCOVERY (Rules 98 to 99-A)
NOTICE OF ALIBI (Rule 100)
PRIOR SEXUAL ACTIVITY (Rule 100-A)
NOTICE OF CRIMINAL DEFENSE (Rule 101)
FURNISHING BACKGROUND MATERIAL TO PSYCHIATRIC PERSONNEL ERFORMING AN EVALUATION (Rule 102)
PLAIN ERROR (Rule 102-A)
SUBDIVISION OF SUSPENDED SENTENCE (Rules 103 to 103-A)
PAYMENT OF FINES (Rule 104)
PROCEDURE AFTER CONVICTION IN CRIMINAL CASE (Rule 105)
TERMS OF CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE (Rule 106)
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PROBATION (Rule 107)
APPLICATION TO ANNUL RECORD OF CONVICTION AND SENTENCE (Rule 108)
INTERPRETERS (Rule 109)
NATURALIZATION (Rule 110)
PETITION FOR APPROVAL OF SETTLEMENT ON BEHALF OF MINORS (Rule 111)
PROBATION REPORTS (Rule 112)
CONSOLIDATION OF ACTIONS (Rule 113)
PRESENCE OF COUNSEL DURING JURY DELIBERATION (Rules 114-115)
RULES FOR REGULATING THE PRACTICE IN EQUITY (Rule 116)
BILLS AND PETITIONS (Rules 117-121)
PETITION TO REMOVE CLOUDS FROM TITLE (Rule 122)
SPECIAL SCHOOL AND TOWN MEETINGS (Rule 123)
ENTRY, ORDER AND SERVICE (Rules 124-129)
SERVICE OF UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION APPEAL CITATIONS (Rule 130 — epealed)
ANSWERS AND DEMURRERS (Rules 131-134)
AMENDMENTS (Rules 135-136)
REPLICATIONS (Rule 137)
HEARINGS (Rule 138)
NEW PARTIES (Rule 139)
SECURITY FOR COSTS (Rule 140)
INTERLOCUTORY ORDERS (Rule 141)
CONTEMPT AND ARREST (Rules 142-143)
DIVORCE (Rules 144-160 — Repealed. See Superior Court Rules 172-213.)
INJUNCTIONS (Rules 161-163)
PREPARATION OF EX PARTE DECREES (Rule 164)
RECEIVERS (Rule 165)
DISSOLUTION OF BUSINESS CORPORATIONS (Rule 166)
APPROVAL OF LUMP SUM SETTLEMENT IN WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION CASES Rule 167)
DISMISSAL OF OLD NON-JURY CASES (Rule 168)
EES (Rule 169)
ACCESS TO CONFIDENTIAL RECORDS — FEES AND NOTICE (Rule 169-A)
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (ADR) (Rule 170)
ARBITRATION BY AGREEMENT (Rule 170-A)
JUDGE-CONDUCTED INTENSIVE MEDIATION (Rule 170-B)
SUMMARY JURY TRIAL (Rule 171)
RULES FOR REGULATING THE PRACTICE IN DOMESTIC RELATIONS (Rules 172-213)
SENTENCE REVIEW DIVISION RULES
RULES AND PROCEDURES TO IMPLEMENT ATTACHMENT LAW (RSA 511-A)
PROCEDURES UNDER RSA 524:6-a
APPENDIX

New Hampshire Statutes

TITLE XXIII: LABOR

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