DMVC Productions: Parent's Rights to records:
In reference to my recent filing see post 3/22/12; It appears that the rules of the Court of New Hampshire add further weight to the argument of obtaining records;
http://www.courts.state.nh.us/rules/misc/misc-8.htm
specifically:
VIII. Denial of Access. The clerk, after consultation with the presiding justice and Administrative Justice, may, for good cause shown, deny access to court records to any individual. Good cause shall include, but not be limited to, previous theft, destruction, defacement or tampering of records and refusal to comply with administrative regulations established in accordance with these guidelines.
IX. Access by Litigants. Subject to paragraph II, and unless otherwise ordered by the Presiding Justice for good cause shown, parties to any litigation and their attorneys shall have complete access to their case records at all reasonable times and under the conditions set forth in these guidelines.
It will be interesting to see how the motion for reconsideration is ruled on; mostly likely it will have to pushed through the NH Supreme Ct. and 1st District Ct. an expense that deters most litigants, not to mention the rules for filing. Well bring it on, the worst that can happen is that I will obtain more experience and be a better advocate in the future without practicing on anyone other than myself; with that said I do believe I am right in this matter.
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