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Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi previously filed a motion stating she would not challenge the temporary suspension while her legal case plays out.
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Plus: Explore the data on how raising the judicial retirement age to 75 could affect New Hampshire courts.
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The New Hampshire Legislature has the power to remove Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi, or the judicial conduct commission could seek discipline. Neither is expected to happen before her criminal trial is complete.
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Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi was indicted this week for allegedly trying to intervene in an investigation into her husband. And former state Sen. Andy Sanborn was arrested for allegedly stealing pandemic relief funding.
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Jueza de la Corte Suprema de NH enfrenta cargos. Comunidad de Manchester apoya a una cafetería local en medio de un proyecto de alcantarillado. Arrestan a Andy Sanborn.
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court has ruled that op-ed writer Robert Azzi’s column in the Union Leader about racism and education is not defamation.
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Three retired New Hampshire state troopers are seeking to have their names removed from a list of law enforcement with possible credibility issues.
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The case against a writer who called supporters of the so-called "Divisive Concepts" law "white supremacists" was dismissed.
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A parent sued the city’s school district over a policy that allows a student to decide if they want those outside of the school told if they are transgender or gender nonconforming.