MicroGroks
Why would a School Board not want to answer a constituent’s questions or concerns regarding their child’s education? Moreover, why would the Chairperson not respond to a right-to-know request pursuant to RSA 91-A that was submitted multiple times over the past year regarding public information?
NEW HAMPSHIRE SUPREME COURT Case No. 2021 TERM FALL SESSION DANIEL RICHARD V. SHERMAN PACKARD AND CHUCK MORSE ____________________________________________________________ RULE 7 APPEAL OF FINAL DECISION OF MERRIMACK COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT ____________________________________________________________ BRIEF OF APPELLANT By: Daniel Richard 1danielrichard@protonmail.com We want to thank Dan Richard for this update in his case to have both the …
Here is the First Remonstrance, transcribed from parchment paper, filed after the N.H. Constitution went into effect:
Having read our supreme court’s decision on SB3, a bill that I strenuously opposed from my radio show, I have to say that I agree with the decision. Since June 2, 1784, Part I, Article 11 of the New Hampshire Constitution has provided for the following with respect to the Right to Vote:
In 1984 the People of New Hampshire amended their Constitution to prohibit Christmas tree Budget bills:
As the era of mandated COVID-19 restrictions comes to a close today in New Hampshire, it is important to recognize that the threat to our Constitutionally guaranteed freedoms remains within the executive branch so long as the governor’s declared and extended state of emergency continues to be renewed.
In the Binford decision, an NH Superior Court Judge accepted that if a Governor of NH declared a State of Emergency (for any reason), nothing in heaven or on earth could stop their exercise of power, including the State Constitution.
Note: and tomorrow is the hearing on the Motion to Dismiss; we’ll be recording it. From the NH Constitution: [Art.] 31. [Meetings of Legislature, for What Purposes.] The Legislature shall assemble for the redress of public grievances and for making such laws as the public good may require. [Art.] 32. [Rights of Assembly, Instruction, and Petition.] The …
GraniteGrok will be at the Crossing Life Church (122 North Lowell Road, Windham NH) where noted Constitutional speaker KrisAnne Hall will be speaking beginning at around 2 pm today.
On April 9, the New Hampshire House voted to pass HB 440, also known as the Civil Liberties Defense Act or CLDA. This bill is a response to the fact that New Hampshire’s emergency powers laws have been interpreted by courts and state attorneys as allowing the governor to suspend constitutional rights during an emergency.
