New Hampshire Consent to Magistrate Judge (Misdemeanor) is a form used when a defendant agrees to have their misdemeanor case decided by a magistrate judge, rather than by a jury or judge. This form is used to waive the right to a jury trial and agree to have the case tried by a magistrate judge. There are two types of New Hampshire Consent to Magistrate Judge (Misdemeanor) forms: one for individuals, and one for corporations. The individual form includes a statement of consent, the defendant's personal information, and a waiver of the right to a jury trial. The corporate form includes a statement of consent, the corporate entity's information, and a waiver of the right to a jury trial. Both forms must be signed by the defendant or corporate entity, respectively.
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If a party or a party's counsel fails without good cause to appear at an ADR session scheduled pursuant to this rule, or fails to comply with any order made hereunder, the court may, on its own or upon motion of a party, impose any sanction that is just under the circumstances.
Conduct of Attorneys. (a) Lawyers shall stand when addressing the court or examining a witness. The rule may be waived if the lawyer is physically unable to stand or for other good cause.
Approval of Settlements: Minors. (a) All petitions for approval of settlement of actions on behalf of minors shall be signed by the parent, next friend or guardian of the minor.
Substitution of Parties. (1) If a party dies after a case has been entered in this court, the personal representative of the deceased party may be substituted as a party on motion filed by the representative or by any party with the clerk of the supreme court.
Criminal Contempt. (a) Direct Contempt. A direct criminal contempt may be punished summarily if the judge certifies that the judge saw or heard the conduct constituting the contempt and that it was committed in the presence of the judge.
Approval of Settlements: Minors. (a) All petitions for approval of settlement of actions on behalf of minors shall be signed by the parent, next friend or guardian of the minor.
Trial Management Conference. (a) In every case scheduled for jury trial, the court shall schedule a Trial Management Conference which shall take place within 14 days before jury selection, or at such other time as the court shall order.
Trial Management Conference. (a) In every case scheduled for jury trial, the court shall schedule a Trial Management Conference which shall take place within 14 days before jury selection, or at such other time as the court shall order.