Supreme Court of New Hampshire
The last word on New Hampshire's own laws and constitution. Only the Supreme Court can review it, on federal questions.
Where it sits
- Supreme CourtCan take any case below on a federal question. It hears very few.
- Supreme Court of New Hampshire (this court)State court of last resort
What it has decided
Latest decisions
Opinions filed most recently, newest first.
- George Stergiou & a. v. City of DoverJul 21, 2022
- John Doe v. Attorney GeneralJul 21, 2022
- In re N.T.Jul 20, 2022
- State of New Hampshire v. Jerry NewtonJul 8, 2022
- Dylan O'Malley-Joyce & a. v. Travelers Home and Marine Insurance CompanyJun 28, 2022
- State of New Hampshire v. Juan Alberto Monegro-DiazJun 14, 2022
- Appeal of New Hampshire Division of State PoliceJun 7, 2022
- Appeal of Elba HawesJun 3, 2022
Opinions per year
2016 to 2026. This year so far is the dark bar.
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Most relied on
Its decisions from the last ten years that later opinions cite most.
- State v. Kevin Lynchcited 45×
- Fat Bullies Farm, LLC v. Lori Devenport & a.cited 32×
- David F. Dietz & a. v. Town of Tuftonborocited 31×
- Beverly A. Cluff-Landry v. Roman Catholic Bishop of Manchestercited 29×
- In the Matter of Paula Geraghty and Kenneth Geraghtycited 28×
- Robert Jesurum v. WBTSCC Limited Partnership & a.cited 26×