DMVC Productions = Results: Judicial Misconduct - How to report it:
The Mission Statement of the New Hampshire Court System
page 2 http://www.courts.state.nh.us/press/2009/2007-2008-biennial-report.pdfTo preserve the rule of law and protect the rights and liberties guaranteed by the United States and New Hampshire Constitutions, the courts will provide accessible, prompt, and efficient forums for the fair and independent administration of justice, with respect for the dignity of all we serve.
With the resurrection of the NH Redress of Grievance of Committee, due to the number of people complaining to legislators that the NH court's do not provided accessible, prompt, and efficient forums in the following areas:
1. being closed several days a week; alledgedly due to budget constraints;
2. by not hearing family contempt cases within 30 days as required by law under
NH RSA 461-A:4-a Judicial Enforcement of Parenting Plan;
3. by not providing aid to indigent parents for GAL fees and/or for requiring
indigent parents further into debt with excessive unsupported GAL fees;
4. continuously pushing cases out and not holding parties to the orders that they
make; thereby teaching it's society that the courts do not administer justice,
they simply get paid to wear a black robe;
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If the murder had happened in Los Angeles, we might know whether the accused 12-year-old boy had a history of violence. If it was in Michigan, we might find out if the 2-year-old he allegedly beat to death was repeatedly abused.If the foster parents lived in Illinois, we might be able to sit in court and hear whether the family realized that their 12-year-old son was a danger to the foster child they were supposed to shelter, protect and nurture.
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