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Opinions in New Hampshire that cite New Hampshire Right to Life & a. v. Director, New Hampshire Charitable Trusts Unit & a., 143 A.3d 829.

22 citing documents.

  • Keene Publ'g Corp. v. Fall Mountain Reg'l Sch. Dist. 2025 N.H. 35 N.H. 2025
    Fire Fighters of N.H. v. N.H. Local Gov’t Ctr., 163 N.H. 613, 614-15 (2012) (Professional Firefighters II); N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 104-05 (2016).
  • Laurie A. Ortolano v. City of Nashua N.H. 2025
    See, e.g., Sherman v. U.S. Dept. of Army, 244 F.3d 357, 362-64 & n.12 (5th Cir. 2001) (“only the individual whose informational privacy interests are protected by exemption 6 [of FOIA] can effect a waiver of those privacy interests” and collecting case law holding same for exemption 7(C) (citations omitted)); cf. N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trust Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 103 (2016) (explaining that we may look to federal courts’ interpretation of FOIA for guidance when interpreting RSA
  • Brown v. Grafton Cnty. Dep't of Corr. 2025 N.H. 2 N.H. 2025
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 110 (2016).
  • Kenneth T. Michaud v. Town of Campton Police Department 2024 N.H. 19 N.H. 2024
    It asserts, relying on New Hampshire Right to Life v. Director, New Hampshire Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95 (2016), and related federal case law, that the Right-to-Know Law cannot be used as a discovery tool to circumvent or supplement discovery in criminal or civil cases.
  • Laura Colquhoun v. City of Nashua N.H. 2022
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 103 (2016).
  • Appeal of Elba Hawes N.H. 2022
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 103 (2016) (referring to our review of a trial court’s application of law to undisputed facts).
  • Samuel Provenza v. Town of Canaan N.H. 2022
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 111 (2016).
  • Hampstead School Board & a. v. School Administrative Unit No. 55 N.H. 2021
    We have held that attorney work product and communications protected by the attorney-client privilege “fall[] within the Right-to-Know exemption for ‘confidential’ information.” N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 104-05 (2016).
  • Richard E. Clark, Esq. v. Ryan Carrier & a. N.H. 2021
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trust Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 126 (2016).
  • Northern New England Telephone Operations, LLC d/b/a FairPoint Communications - NNE v. Town of Acworth N.H. 2020
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 102 (2016) (arguments not briefed are waived on appeal); see also Appeal of Reid, 143 N.H. 246, 249-50 (1998) (explaining that an analysis of whether an agreement constitutes a perpetual lease must begin with a review of the language of the agreement itself).
  • New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism & a. v. New Hampshire Department of Justice N.H. 2020
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 103 (2016).
  • Jeffrey Thomas Clay v. Newmarket School District N.H. 2020
    The court also declined to order the school district to create a Vaughn index of the documents, reasoning that such an index was not warranted given the school district’s offer of proof and the evidence that the district “made careful, exacting redactions rather than routinely withholding entire documents.” See N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 125 (2016) (explaining that Vaughn index includes general description of each document withheld and justification for
  • Seacoast Helicopters, LLC v. Kevin Beaulieu N.H. 2020
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trust Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 126 (2016).
  • Marianne Salcetti & a. v. City of Keene N.H. 2020
    “The ordinary rules of statutory construction apply to our review of the Right-to-Know Law.” N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 102-03 (2016) (quotation omitted).
  • Seacoast Newspapers, Inc. v. City of Portsmouth N.H. 2020
    We interpret a statute in the context of the entire statutory scheme, N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 103 (2016), and the legislature is presumed not to use superfluous language, Duran, 158 N.H. at 155.
  • In re Trust of Mary Baker Eddy 212 A.3d 414 N.H. 2019
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. 7 Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 103 (2016) (looking to the decisions of other jurisdictions interpreting similar acts for guidance).
  • Seacoast Helicopters, LLC v. Kevin Beaulieu N.H. 2019
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trust Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 126 (2016).
  • Lisa Censabella v. Hillsborough County Attorney 197 A.3d 74 N.H. 2018
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 102-03 (2016).
  • Thomas A. Tardif v. Belknap County Convention N.H. 2018
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 126 (2016).
  • Jeffrey Thomas Clay v. Newmarket School District N.H. 2017
    N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 103 (2016).
  • Jeffrey Thomas Clay v. City of Dover & a. 156 A.3d 156 N.H. 2017
    “The ordinary rules of statutory construction apply to our review of the Right-to-Know Law.” N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 102-03 (2016) (quotation omitted).
  • Thomas Reid v. New Hampshire Attorney General 169 N.H. 509 N.H. 2016
    other files whose disclosure would constitute invasion of privacy.” RSA 91-A:5, IV; see N.H. Right to Life v. Dir., N.H. Charitable Trusts Unit, 169 N.H. 95, 110 (2016) (noting that “[t]his section of the Right-to-Know Law means that financial information and personnel files and other information necessary to an individual’s privacy need not be disclosed” (quotation omitted)).