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State of NH v. Steven Kidder - National Center on Domestic ...
State of New hampshire v. Steven Kidder Page 1 of 5 State OF NEW hampshire v. Steven Kidder No. 2003-362 SUPREME COURT OF NEW hampshire 150 600; 843 312; 2004 LEXIS 37 January 14, 2004, Argued February 27, 2004, Opinion Issued SUBSEQUENT HISTORY: [**1] Released for Publication March 24, 2004. PRIOR HISTORY: Hillsborough District Court. DISPOSITION: Certified question answered; remanded. CASE SUMMARY PROCEDURAL POSTURE: Defendant filed a motion in the Hillsborough District Court (New hampshire ) to dismiss a complaint filed against him alleging that he violated a temporary protective order by having his attorney contact the victim. The trial court certified a question to the New hampshire Supreme Court pursuant to Sup. Ct. R. 9 as to whether contact of the victim by a defendant s attorney constituted a violation of a temporary protective order. OVERVIEW: The State argued that defendant violated the protective order by contacting the victim through his attorney.
State of New Hampshire v. Steven Kidder Page 3 of 5 is to apply statutes in light of the legislature’s intent in enacting them and in light of the policy
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