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Opinions of the Supreme Court of New Hampshire, 1843–present. A public-records project.

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  • 20,686 opinions indexed
  • 37 judges (5 currently seated)
  • 1843–2026 date range
  • 17 legal topics to browse

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Docket Court Filed Disposition Case
2024-0094 N.H. 2026-09-03 Vacated and remanded Allen v. Allen
2025-0416 N.H. 2026-09-03 Reversed and remanded Appeal of Comm’r of N.H. Dep’t of Labor
2025-0240 N.H. 2026-08-26 Reversed and remanded Hologic, Inc. v. Comm’r, N.H. Dep’t of Revenue Admin.
2024-0257 N.H. 2026-08-19 Affirmed State v. Keville
2024-0720 N.H. 2026-07-31 Affirmed in part; reversed in part Appeal of Advent Med. Prods., Inc.

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DocketDrift New Hampshire collates published opinions from the New Hampshire appellate courts, normalizes them into a structured archive, and surfaces patterns for human review. Source material is in the public record; our role is collation, not interpretation.

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