Rule 35 – Filings with the Court

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(a) All pleadings and forms that are not electronically filed shall be upon 8 1/2 x 11 inch paper and shall be either typewritten or hand-printed and double-spaced so that they are clearly legible. No pleading, motion, objection, or the like, which is contained in a...

Rule 33 – Transcripts

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In any appeal, the appealing party shall make transcript requests in accordance with New Hampshire Supreme Court Rule 15 and all other applicable rules of the Supreme Court. N.H. R. Crim. P. 33Adopted effective January 1, 2016 in Strafford and Cheshire counties and...

Rule 32 – Bail Pending Appeal

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(a)Bail Permitted. When there is an appeal after a conviction in either circuit court-district division or superior court, or when either party appeals prior to or during trial, the trial court may authorize the defendant’s release on bail pending the appeal as...

Rule 31 – Annulments

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(a)General. As provided by law, a defendant who has been convicted of a crime capable of being annulled may apply to the court in which the defendant was convicted to annul the conviction. The same procedure may be followed to annul a record of arrest when a charge...

Rule 30 – Probation Violation

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(a)Arrest. When a probation violation is lodged against a defendant, the violation of probation and supporting statement of facts signed under oath shall be filed electronically in the court with jurisdiction over the defendant without unreasonable delay. A person...