Story Archives of 'John Broderick'

The State of Our Courts

By Laura Knoy on Monday, February 26, 2007.

Chief Justice John Broderick joins us, and he says it's dire: courts overwhelmed by more cases, more people without lawyers, and more demands on his underpaid employees, some of whom are the front line of court security. Broderick says more money would help - in a budget year when most state agencies are saying the same.

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High Court Revisits Educational Adequacy

By Josh Rogers on Friday, June 23, 2006.

The justices are weighing whether to uphold a lower court ruling that found the current school funding law unconstitutional, or gather more facts about the law's effects.

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A New Vision for Our Courts

By Laura Knoy on Thursday, September 30, 2004.

A new 37-page report released last week entitled "A Vision of Justice" takes a close look at the New Hampshire court system. Its goals" to make the courts more efficient, more affordable and less intimidating. It's the first long-range report for New Hampshire's courts since the early 1990s and makes recommendations on everything from training and evaluating judges to making forms and self-help pamphlets easier to understand to assigning one judge to hear each particular case from start to finish. We'll review this report and take an overall look at how our state court system is serving its citizens. Laura's guest is Chief Justice John Broderick.

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Doctors Say Broderick On the Mend

By Josh Rogers on Wednesday, April 3, 2002.

Supreme Court Justice John Broderick is expected to make a full recovery from the injuries he sustained in the weekend assault that took place at his Manchester home. Broderick's son Christian has been charged with beating his father with a guitar.

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Details Emerge at Broderick Arraignment

By Josh Rogers on Tuesday, April 2, 2002.

John Christian Broderick, has been arraigned in Manchester district court for the weekend attack that landed his father, State Supreme Court Justice John Broderick in the hospital with massive injury to his face and head.

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Supreme Court Justice Beaten; Son Charged

By Josh Rogers on Monday, April 1, 2002.

John Christian Broderick has been charged in the weekend beating of his father, New Hampshire Supreme court justice John Broderick. Authorities say Justice Broderick was attacked in his sleep early Saturday at his Manchester home?..and was beaten beyond recognition.

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Court Moves to Heal Relationship with Legislature

By Trish Anderton on Thursday, January 24, 2002.

More than a year after the bitter impeachment trial of its Chief Justice, the New Hampshire Supreme Court has signaled that it?s ready to mend fences with the state legislature. In a speech to the state Bar today, Associate Justice John Broderick said it?s time to ?let yesterday go.? NHPR?s Trish Anderton reports.

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The JCC Rules on Ethics Violations

By Mark Bevis on Tuesday, January 15, 2002.

The committee that disciplines New Hampshire judges has ruled that two state Supreme Court justices did not violate ethics standards.
Back in April, Justices John Broderick and James Duggan had intervened in the Judicial Conduct Committee?s decision to reprimand Chief Justice David Brock.
And after facing criticism for their actions, Broderick and Duggan asked the committee to investigate.
Franklin Pierce Law Professor Buzz Scherr has been following the story?and describes the committee?s findings to NHPR?s Mark Bevis.

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Executive Council Refuses to Reimburse Justices

By David Darman on Wednesday, October 10, 2001.

The New Hampshire Executive Council today voted to dismiss the motion to repay the legal costs of 3 state supreme court justices who were charged in last year?s impeachment proceedings. NHPR?s David Darman has more.

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Court Nixes Reimbursement of Justices' Legal Fees

By Josh Rogers on Tuesday, July 17, 2001.

Merrimack County Superior Court Judge Edward Fitzgerald rules the state needn't pay the impeachment-related legal bills of three Supreme Court Justices.

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