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Nine New Hampshire lawyers are suing the state in a bid to get about $4 million from its biennial budget restored to the courts. The suit claims the state has cancelled all civil schedules in the state capital's district court, and small claims cases in Manchester District Court, in the state's largest city. It also details the impact of judicial and state vacancies, reduced judge hours and jury days, employee furloughs and court closures.
September 29, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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