CHAPTER
Adm 1000 RECOUPMENT OF EXPENDITURES FOR
INDIGENT DEFENSE
Statutory
Authority: RSA 604-A: 10, IV
REVISION NOTE:
Document #8697, effective 8-3-06, adopted Adm 1000 relative to
recoupment of expenditures for indigent defense. Document #8697 made extensive changes to the
wording, format, and numbering in the former Adm 1000 entitled “Payment of
Certain Indigent Defense Expenditures”, which had expired 6-29-05. Document #8697 therefore replaces all prior
filings affecting Adm 1000. The filings of
the Department of Administrative Services affecting the former Adm 1000 include
the following documents:
#4496, INTERIM, eff 10-3-88
#4565, eff 1-21-89
#4642, INTERIM, eff 7-3-89
#4689, eff 10-25-89
#4935, eff 9-20-90
#5175, eff 7-10-91
#5599, eff 4-1-93
#6067, INTERIM, eff 7-27-95, EXPIRED
11-24-95
#6421, eff 1-4-97
#8246, INTERIM, eff 12-31-04,
EXPIRED 6-29-05
PART
Adm 1001 PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY
Adm 1001.01 Purpose. The purpose of these rules is to implement
the responsibility of the department of administrative services relative to
repayment of sums expended by the state for indigent defense services and
defense expenses by:
(a)
For repayment orders issued prior to July 1, 2020, establishing
requirements and procedures for:
(1) Determining the installment payments and
schedules for repayment; and
(2) Carrying out financial and credit
investigations in connection with the determination of such installment
payments and schedules; and
(b)
For repayment orders issued or modified on or after July 1, 2020,
establishing requirements and procedures for collection of payments, as ordered
by the court.
Source. (See
Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm 1000) #8697, eff
8-3-06; ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14; ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm 1001.02 Applicability. This chapter shall apply to:
(a)
Adults charged with a crime and juveniles charged with delinquency who
apply for or are appointed counsel or are allowed State payment for other defense
services on the basis of indigence; and
(b)
Persons liable under RSA 604-A: 2-a for the support of such juveniles charged
with delinquency who apply for or are appointed counsel or are allowed State
payment for other defense services on the basis of
indigence.
Source. #13050, eff 7-1-20
PART Adm
1002 DEFINITIONS
Adm 1002.01 "Appointed counsel" means defense
counsel appointed to represent a defendant at the expense of the State of
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #9149, eff 5-1-08; ss
by #10728, eff 11-25-14; ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm 1002.02 "Conviction" means a final judgment
on a verdict, finding, or plea of guilty against a defendant charged with a
crime. The term includes
“convicted”. The term also includes a
finding of delinquency against a juvenile charged with delinquency.
Source. #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm 1002.03 "Defendant" means an adult charged
with a crime, a juvenile charged with delinquency or, where the context
requires such meaning, a person liable under RSA 604-A:2-a for the support of a
juvenile charged with delinquency.
Source. (See
Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm 1000) #8697, eff
8-3-06; ss by #9149, eff 5-1-08 (from Adm 1002.02); ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14;
ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20 (formerly Adm 1002.02)
Adm 1002.04 "Defense services"
means the services of defense counsel, investigative services, the services of experts
and other services necessary for an adequate defense against criminal charges
or charges of juvenile delinquency.
Source.
(See Revision Note at chapter heading
for Adm 1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #9149, eff
5-1-08 (from Adm 1002.03); ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14; ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
(formerly Adm 1002.03)
Adm 1002.05 "Expenses" means the
expenses of service of process to compel the attendance of witnesses and other
expenses necessary for an adequate defense against criminal charges or charges
of juvenile delinquency.
Source.
(See Revision Note at chapter heading
for Adm 1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #9149, eff
5-1-08 (from Adm 1002.04); ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14; ss by 13050, eff 7-1-20
(formerly Adm 1002.04)
Adm 1002.06 "Financial statement” means a statement
of facts, asserted under oath pursuant to RSA 604-A:2, I, by a defendant
regarding the defendant’s income, property, assets, and other financial
information necessary to determine a defendant’s eligibility for and ability to
pay for appointed counsel. The term
includes OCC Form 4, designated by the OCC pursuant to RSA 604-A:2, I, or a
court-produced form requiring submission of the same information.
Source. #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm 1002.07 "Initial payment" means the sum which
the defendant is ordered by the presiding judge to pay the state as the first
installment on the defendant's minimum liability for legal expenses.
Source.
(See Revision Note at chapter heading
for Adm 1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #9149, eff
5-1-08 (from Adm 1002.06); ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14; ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
(formerly Adm 1002.05)
Adm 1002.08 "Minimum liability for legal
expenses" means the sum of money ordered by the presiding judge to be
repaid the state by a defendant for whom counsel has been appointed, exclusive
of any additional liability incurred as a result of
orders for state payment of defense services other than counsel and for state
payment of expenses.
Source.
(See Revision Note at chapter heading
for Adm 1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #9149, eff
5-1-08 (from Adm 1002.05); ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14; ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
(formerly Adm 1002.06)
Adm 1002.09 "Office of cost containment (OCC)"
means the unit of cost containment established by RSA 21-I:7-b.
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #9149, eff 5-1-08 (from
Adm 1002.06); ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14; ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20 (formerly
Adm 1002.07)
Adm 1002.10 "Presiding judge"
means a judge of a New Hampshire court with the authority to order state
payment of defense services or expenses.
Source. (See Revision
Note at chapter heading for Adm 1000) #8697, eff
8-3-06; ss by #9149, eff 5-1-08 (from Adm 1002.07); ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14;
ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20 (formerly Adm 1002.08)
PART
Adm 1003 APPLICATION FOR APPOINTED
COUNSEL OR STATE PAYMENT FOR OTHER DEFENSE SERVICES OR EXPENSES
Adm
1003.01 Application.
(a) A defendant applying for appointed counsel or
state payment for other defense services as defined in Adm 1002.02 or state
payment of expenses as defined in Adm 1002.03, or applying for an adjustment to
a repayment order, in accordance with Adm 1005.03, shall:
(1)
Submit to the court the information specified in Adm 1003.02 on a financial
statement; and
(2)
Complete and sign the financial statement as specified in Adm 1003.03.
(b) In the case of a juvenile charged with
delinquency, a financial statement shall be completed by court personnel with
the assistance of the juvenile so charged or a person liable for the support of
the juvenile, as applicable, by providing the information specified in Adm
1003.02(a).
(c)
A defendant seeking state payment of defense services other than
appointed counsel or state payment of expenses shall make application to the presiding
judge by whatever procedure the court requires.
(d) Execution of a financial
statement shall not be required
for appointment of counsel pursuant
to RSA 604-A:2, IV (b).
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14;
ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm 1003.02 Information Required on a Financial
Statement. A financial statement
shall contain the following information about the defendant:
(a)
His or her:
(1) Name;
(2)
Address;
(3)
Telephone number;
(4)
Date of birth; and
(5)
Age;
(b)
His or her marital
status, whether:
(1)
Single;
(2)
Married;
(3)
Divorced;
(4)
Separated; or
(5)
Widowed;
(c)
With respect to
dependents personally supported by the defendant:
(1)
Their names;
(2)
Their addresses if different from that of the defendant;
(3)
Their relationship to the defendant; and
(4)
Their ages;
(d)
For both the defendant and a spouse of the defendant, the amounts of the
following kinds of funds available to each of them, individually:
(1)
Cash on hand;
(2)
Money in checking accounts;
(3)
Money in savings accounts;
(4)
Funds in stocks, bonds, trusts, certificates of deposit and similar
investments; and
(5)
The total sum of the amounts provided for (1) through (4), above;
(e)
For both the
defendant and a spouse of the defendant, the amounts of the following received
by each of them, individually, weekly, and monthly:
(1)
Take home pay in the form of wages or salary;
(2)
Alimony or maintenance received;
(3)
Child support received; and
(4)
The total sum of the amounts provided for (1) through (3), above;
(f)
For the defendant and a spouse of the defendant, the following
employment information:
(1)
Name of employer;
(2)
Address of employer; and
(3)
Whether employment is full time, part time or seasonal;
(g)
The defendant's monthly
housing costs in the form of:
(1)
Monthly rent or mortgage;
(2)
Utilities; and
(3)
The total sum of the costs provided for (1) and (2), above;
(h)
The defendant's monthly
loan payments, including the following information about such payments:
(1)
The payee(s);
(2)
The purpose(s) of the loan(s) being repaid;
(3)
The balance(s) due on the loan(s);
(4)
The amount(s) of the monthly payment(s); and
(5)
The total of all monthly loan payments;
(i)
Additional monthly
payments, such as alimony, child care and child
support, including:
(1)
The payee(s);
(2)
The purpose(s) of the payment(s);
(3)
The sum(s) still owed;
(4)
The amount(s) of the monthly payment(s); and
(5)
The total of all such monthly payments; and
(j)
With respect to the
defendant's ownership of real estate and personal property:
(1)
Whether the defendant owns a house or other real estate, and if so:
a.
Identification of the real estate;
b.
The market value of such real estate;
c.
The identity of the mortgage holder on such real estate, if applicable;
and
d.
The amount of the mortgage on such real estate, if applicable; and
(2) Whether
the defendant has, within the last 6 months, sold or transferred real estate or
personal property worth $200.00 or more, and if so:
a.
Identification of such real estate or property;
b.
The identity of the transferee of such real estate or property;
c.
The value of such real estate or property; and
d.
The amount received for such real estate or property.
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #9149, eff 5-1-08; ss
by #10728, eff 11-25-14; ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm
1003.03 Defendants
Representations on Application for State Payment of Defense Services or
Expenses. Completion and signing of the
financial statement shall be a defendant's representation that he or she:
(a)
Has read and understands the application;
(b)
Swears that the information he or she has provided is:
(1)
True to the best of his or her knowledge;
(2)
Given to induce appointment of counsel because he or she is currently
unable to retain private counsel; and
(3)
Given under the penalty of perjury, the punishment for which is
imprisonment for not more than 7 years;
(c)
Requests appointment of an attorney because he or she cannot afford to
retain private counsel;
(d)
Understands that:
(1)
Subject to Adm 1005, if the court appoints an attorney to represent him
or her he or she might be liable for all legal fees
and any other court-approved costs of defense;
(2)
Subject to Adm 1005, the court will order him or her to repay the state
according to his or her ability as determined by the court or the office of
cost containment, if so ordered by the court;
(3)
He or she shall contact the office of cost containment within 5 days after
a repayment order is issued to confirm his or her mailing address;
(4)
If he or she does not agree with the court’s eligibility findings or decisions
about his or her ability to pay, the defendant may file a motion to reconsider
with the court, but shall prove to the court that any claimed shortage of funds
is total or permanent or future employment is
unlikely; and
(5)
He or she shall notify the office of cost containment and the court of
every change of address while still owing the state for the cost of representation;
and
(e)
Subject to Adm 1005, authorizes the court or the office of cost
containment, if so ordered by the court, to obtain any
and all information with regard to his or her employment and financial
condition from any government agency, bank creditor or employer.
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14;
ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm
1003.04 Defendant's Obligation to
Review Financial Statement. If the
financial statement has been prepared by or with the assistance of court staff
the defendant shall, before it is presented to the presiding judge to be signed
to order appointment of counsel or other defense services or expenses, review
all information contained therein and either confirm the accuracy of that
information or make any necessary corrections.
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14;
ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm 1003.05 Defendant's Obligation to Maintain Contact
with the Court and the Office of Cost Containment. A defendant for whom counsel has been
appointed and for whom a repayment order has been issued, shall update his or
her address and phone number with the clerk of the court and the office of cost
containment every time there is a change of address or phone number during the
period in which the defendant still owes the state for the cost of counsel or
other defense services or expenses.
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14;
ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
PART Adm 1004
ELIGIBILITY FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL AND STATE PAYMENT FOR OTHER DEFENSE
SERVICES AND EXPENSES
Adm
1004.01 Determination of
Ineligibility.
(a) Unless otherwise ordered by the presiding
judge, a defendant shall be ineligible for state payment of defense services
and expenses on the basis of the defendant's ability
to borrow funds, as further set forth in (b) below.
(b) Unless otherwise ordered by the presiding
judge, the defendant shall be deemed able to borrow funds if the net value of
the defendant's real estate exceeds the value for the most serious crime or
delinquency charged, as set forth in table 1004.1.
Table 1004.1
Crime or Delinquency With Which the Defendant is Charged |
Net Value of Defendant's Real Estate |
Homicide |
$40,000
|
Supreme
Court appeal |
$20,000 |
Aggravated
felonious sexual assault; felonious sexual assault; first degree assault |
$20,000 |
Negligent
homicide |
$20,000 |
Felony |
$20,000 |
Misdemeanor
appeal |
$20,000 |
Misdemeanor,
jury trial |
$10,000 |
Misdemeanor |
$10,000 |
Juvenile |
$10,000 |
Other |
$10,000 |
(c)
Unless otherwise ordered by the presiding judge, a defendant shall be
ineligible for state payment of defense services and expenses if the funds
available to the defendant exceed the value permitted for the most serious
crime or delinquency charged, as set forth in table 1004.2.
Table
1004.2
Crime or Delinquency With Which the Defendant is Charged |
Funds Available to Defendant |
Homicide |
$10,000
or more |
Supreme
Court appeal |
$4,000
or more |
Aggravated
felonious sexual assault; felonious sexual assault; first degree assault |
$4,000
or more |
Negligent
homicide |
$4,000
or more |
Felony |
$4,000
or more |
Misdemeanor
appeal |
$4,000
or more |
Misdemeanor,
jury trial |
$1,500
or more |
Misdemeanor |
$1,500
or more |
Juvenile |
$2,000
or more |
Other |
$2,000
or more |
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14;
ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm
1004.02
Eligible Defendants. A defendant not ineligible pursuant
to Adm 1004.01(b) or Adm 1004.01(c) shall be eligible for appointed counsel and
for state payment of other defense services and expenses when they are ordered by
the presiding judge.
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14; ss
by #13050, eff 7-1-20
PART
Adm 1005 DEFENDANT'S REPAYMENT
OBLIGATION
Adm 1005.01 Repayment of the Cost of Appointed Counsel.
(a)
An adult defendant for whom counsel has been appointed and for whom a
repayment order has been issued by the court on or before June 30, 2020, shall
reimburse the state, as specified in (d) and (e), below, through the office of
cost containment the minimum liability for legal expenses established by
presiding judge's order, provided that the sum ordered does not exceed the
actual cost to the state of the defendant's representation together with any
service charge made pursuant to Adm 1005.04(a)(2).
(b)
On or after July 1, 2020, a defendant for whom counsel has been
appointed and who has been convicted, shall reimburse the state, as specified
by the court, through the office of cost containment or, in the case of a
defendant placed on probation or sentenced to a period of conditional
discharge, through the department of corrections, the minimum liability for
legal expenses established by presiding judge's order, provided that the sum
ordered does not exceed the actual cost to the state of the defendant's
representation together with any service charge made pursuant to Adm 1005.04(a)(2).
(c)
Pursuant to RSA 604-A:9, I-a, the liability to reimburse the state for
the cost of state-paid defense services and expenses imposed on any person obligated
under RSA 604-A:2-a to support a juvenile defendant shall cease when the
juvenile reaches the age of majority, except when the juvenile was certified
and tried as an adult.
(d)
For repayment orders issued on or before June 30, 2020, a defendant shall
meet his or her minimum liability for legal expenses by:
(1)
Paying to the office of cost containment an initial payment and monthly installments
totaling an amount equal to one half of the sum reached by performing the
calculation set forth in (e) below, rounded down to the nearest $5.00 value; or
(2)
Making payments in accordance with any adjustments made to the payment
schedule or the amount of the payments pursuant to Adm 1005.03.
(e)
The initial payment and the installment payments to be made pursuant to
(d)(1) above shall be calculated as follows:
(1) Add the amount provided by the defendant in
response to Adm 1003.02(d)(5) to the amount provided by the defendant in
response to Adm 1003.02(e)(4);
(2)
Then add together:
a.
The amount supplied by the defendant in response to Adm 1003.02(g)(3);
b.
The amount supplied by the defendant in response to Adm 1003.02(h)(5);
c. The
amount supplied by the defendant in response to Adm 1003.02(i)(5);
d.
As an allowed living expense, the amount of $250.00; and
e.
The product of the number of dependents listed by the defendant in response
to Adm 1003.02(c) multiplied by $100.00; and
(3)
Finally, subtract the sum resulting from the addition described in (2)
above from the sum resulting from the addition described in (1) above.
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14;
ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm 1005.02 Method of Repayment of
the Cost of Appointed Counsel.
(a)
A defendant shall, within 5 days after a repayment order is issued:
(1)
Make the initial payment to the office of cost containment or the department
of corrections, as specified in Adm 1005.01; and
(2)
Contact the office of cost containment to confirm his or her mailing address.
(b)
After making the initial payment the defendant shall make
installment payments monthly, or as otherwise ordered by the court, subject to
Adm 1005.03.
(c)
A defendant shall contact the office of cost containment whenever requested
to do so by letter or phone call from the office of cost containment.
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14;
ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm 1005.03 Adjustments in Payment Amounts and Payment
Schedule.
(a)
At any time after a repayment order is issued, a defendant subject to a
repayment order may petition the court to establish an adjustment in the payment
or payment schedule, or to be relieved from the repayment obligation, if the
defendant’s circumstances have changed since the date of the repayment order.
(b)
Adjustments in the amount of the installment payments or in the payment
schedule shall be made by:
(1)
The court, upon a finding by the court that the defendant is unable to
comply with the terms of the repayment order or any previous modification
thereof; or
(2)
The office of cost containment, if so ordered
by the court, in accordance with (e) below.
(c)
A defendant seeking an adjustment in payments shall
submit to the court or to the office of cost containment, as applicable,
updated financial information as specified in Adm 1003.
(d)
A defendant who is imprisoned shall not be required to make payments
until the defendant is released from prison.
A defendant who is assigned to work release, in accordance with Cor 411,
shall not be considered imprisoned for purposes of this section.
(e)
If authorized by the court, as specified in (b), above, the office of
cost containment shall decrease the amount of the initial or installment
payments due or adjust the payment schedule if the defendant is unable to pay
the full amount or unable to make payments monthly for one of the following
reasons:
(1)
The defendant's expenses have increased since a prior financial statement
was completed; or
(2)
The defendant's income has decreased since a prior financial statement
was completed.
(f) A defendant may increase the amount
of installment payments or make them on an accelerated schedule.
(g) An adjustment in the amount or
schedule of payments shall not decrease the minimum liability for legal
expenses ordered by the presiding judge.
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14;
ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm 1005.04 Additional Liabilities of Defendant.
(a)
To the minimum liability for legal expenses described in Adm 1005.01(a)
shall be added:
(1)
Any liability to repay the cost to the state for the provision of
additional defense services and expenses established by judicial order; and
(2)
Pursuant to RSA 604-A:9, I(f), a service charge of no more than 10 per cent
of the total amount of counsel fees and expenses owed by a defendant under the
circumstances described in (b) below.
(b)
A defendant shall pay a service charge of no more than 10 per cent of
the total amount of counsel fees and expenses owed the state when:
(1)
The defendant has:
a.
Expressly refused to make installment payments or to arrange for
adjustments pursuant to Adm 1005.03; or
b.
Has not made or has ceased making installment payments and has failed to
contact the office of cost containment; and
(2)
The office of cost containment has sent the defendant at least one
letter indicating its intent to seek judicial enforcement of the repayment
order and to impose a service charge, as specified in this section.
(c)
After receiving the notice specified in (b)(2), above, a defendant shall
either:
(1)
Contact the office of cost containment to arrange to pay such
liabilities; or
(2)
Petition the court for an adjustment pursuant to Adm 1005.03; and:
a. Within 5 days of filing such petition, notify
the office of cost containment that such petition has been filed;
and
b. Within 5 days of the court’s order on such
petition, submit the order to the office of cost containment.
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14;
ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
Adm
1005.05 Investigations by the Office
of Cost Containment.
(a) The office of cost containment shall
investigate the financial circumstances of a defendant when:
(1)
Authorized to do so by order of the court; and
(2)
Necessary to confirm or disconfirm information provided by the defendant
on an initial or updated financial statement.
(b) State agencies, including but not limited to
the department of employment security and the department of corrections, shall
assist the office of cost containment in its investigation when requested and permitted
by law to do so.
(c) Private entities, including but not limited
to a defendant's bank, employer and creditor, shall
assist the office of cost containment in its investigation when requested and
permitted by law to do so.
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Adm
1000) #8697, eff 8-3-06; ss by #10728, eff 11-25-14;
ss by #13050, eff 7-1-20
APPENDIX
Rule |
Specific State Statute the Rule
Implements |
|
|
Adm
1001 |
RSA 604-A:9; RSA 604-A:10, IV |
Adm
1002 |
RSA
604-A:10, IV. |
Adm
1003 (see also specific sections listed below) |
RSA
604-A:2 |
Adm 1003.01(a) and (b) |
RSA 604-A:2 |
Adm 1003.01(c) |
RSA 604-A:6 |
Adm
1003.02 |
RSA 604-A:2; RSA 457-A:6 |
Adm 1003.02-Adm 1003.04 |
RSA 604-A:2 |
Adm 1003.05 |
RSA 604-A:9, I |
Adm 1004 |
RSA 604-A:2, I; RSA 604-A:2-c & 2-d |
Adm
1005 (see also specific sections listed below) |
RSA 604-A:9, I |
Adm
1005.01(a) |
RSA 604-A:9, I-b |
Adm 1005.01(b) |
RSA 604-A:9, I-a |
Adm 1005.01(c) and (d); Adm 1005.02 |
RSA 604-A:9, I, I-a and I-b |
Adm
1005.02(a) & (b) |
RSA
604-A:10, IV |
Adm
1005.02(c) |
RSA
604-A:9, I-c |
Adm
1005.02(d) & (e) |
RSA
604-A:10, IV |
Adm
1005.02(f) & (g) |
RSA
604-A:9, I-a; RSA 604-A:10, IV |
Adm
1005.02(h) |
RSA
604-A:10, IV |
Adm 1005.03(a)-(c) |
RSA 604-A:9, I and I-a; RSA 604-A:10, IV |
Adm 1005.03(d) |
RSA 604-A:9, V |
Adm 1005.03(e)-(g) |
RSA 604-A:9, I and I-a; RSA 604-A:10, IV |
Adm 1005.04(a)(1) |
RSA 604-A:6 |
Adm 1005.04(a)(2)-Adm 1005.04(c) |
RSA 604-A:9, I and I-a |
Adm 1005.05 |
RSA 604-A:10, IV |