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(5) Each request for findings of fact and rulings of law set forth in a notice of appeal or appendix shall indicate on the margin whether they have been \"granted,\" \"denied\" or \"not ruled upon\" by the master or the court.
(1) Cases pending at the supreme court may be referred to the office of mediation and arbitration for mediation as set forth in this rule. All mediation will be conducted by a retired full-time judge, retired full-time marital master, or other qualified mediator as determined by the supreme court in conjunction with the office of mediation and arbitration.
After each statement of a question presented, counsel shall make specific reference to the volume and page of the transcript where the issue was raised and where an objection was made, or to the pleading which raised the issue. Failure to comply with this requirement shall be cause for the court to disregard or strike the brief in whole or in part, and opposing counsel may so move within ten days of the filing of a brief not in compliance with this rule.
(a) Each volume of the appendix shall be designated by a Roman numeral on the cover and shall be separately paginated, beginning with the cover page as page 1. All subsequent pages shall be numbered consecutively, including the table of contents, with Arabic numerals only. Page numbering shall not continue across mulitiple volumes. For example, a brief with a two-volume appendix would cite to both the particular appendix volume and its page number as \"Apx. I at 117\" and \"Apx. II at 24.\"
A. Anyone, whether or not a lawyer, who is an officer of a judicial system and who performs adjudicatory functions, including an officer such as a magistrate, marital master, special master or referee, is treated as a judge within the meaning of this Code. All judges shall comply with this Code except as provided below.
(4) Notwithstanding anything above to the contrary, a part time marital master shall be governed by all of the canons of the Code of Judicial Conduct as provided in Superior Court Administrative Rule 12-7.
[1] Appointees of a judge include assigned counsel, officials such as referees, commissioners, special masters, receivers, and guardians, and personnel such as clerks, secretaries, and bailiffs. Consent by the parties to an appointment or an award of compensation does not relieve the judge of the obligation prescribed by paragraph (A).
[3] Businesses and financial institutions frequently make available special pricing, discounts, and other benefits, either in connection with a temporary promotion or for preferred customers, based upon longevity of the relationship, volume of business transacted, and other factors. A judge may freely accept such benefits if they are available to the general public, or if the judge qualifies for the special price or discount according to the same criteria as are applied to persons who are not judges. As an example, loans provided at generally prevailing interest rates are not gifts, but a judge could not accept a loan from a financial institution at below-market interest rates unless the same rate was being made available to the general public for a certain period of time or only to borrowers with specified qualifications that the judge also possesses.
Judge - This term includes the following members of the State of New Hampshire Judicial Branch: (1) a full-time or part-time judge of any court or division; (2) a full-time or part-time marital master; (3) a referee or other master; and (4), when performing an adjudicatory function, a clerk of court or deputy clerk, including a register of probate or deputy register, and any person performing the duties of a clerk or register on an interim basis. Not everyone who is a \"judge\" as defined herein is bound by every canon of the Code of Judicial Conduct -- the Code of Judicial Conduct applies to a judge to the extent provided in Supreme Court Rule 38.
Accordingly, at a minimum, the judges, masters and clerks of our respective courts and the Director of the Administrative Office of the Courts shall be required to attend continuing judicial education programs, subject to the availability of funds, as follows:
(c) All circuit court judges and marital masters shall attend a judicial orientation and training program as determined by the Administrative Judge of the Circuit Court within two years of their appointment and shall attend at least one in-state, regional, or national educational program approved by the Administrative Judge of the Circuit Court every year thereafter. All circuit court clerks shall attend at least one in-state, regional, or national court-related educational program approved by the Administrative Judge of the Circuit Court each year. The Administrative Judge of the Circuit Court shall coordinate all educational activities within the Circuit Court with the New Hampshire Judicial Branch Educational Committee.
Notwithstanding anything in any rule, administrative order, letter, and memorandum to the contrary, whenever any judge, master, or employee of the judicial branch is entitled to reimbursement for mileage, the reimbursement shall be at the rate set by the supreme court by administrative order.
For purposes of this rule, an attorney shall not be considered to be \"in inactive status\" if the attorney's New Hampshire Bar Association membership status was active at any time during the one-year reporting period. The certification requirements of this rule shall not apply to any full-time judge, full-time marital master or full-time supreme, superior, or circuit court clerk or deputy clerk, except that the certification requirement shall apply where such judge, marital master, clerk or deputy clerk was in the active practice of law at any time during the reporting period.
2. The certification requirement of this rule shall not apply to any full-time judge, full-time magistrate, full-time marital master, the state reporter appointed pursuant to RSA 505:1, or any full-time supreme, superior, and circuit court clerk or deputy clerk who occupies such position at any time during the reporting year.
3. The certification requirement of this rule shall not apply to any part-time judge, part-time magistrate, part-time marital master, or any part-time supreme, superior and circuit court clerk or deputy clerk; unless such individual was in the active practice of law at any time during the reporting year.
(2) consult with the supreme court about the development or identification of suitable programs to assist judges or marital masters who have not met the applicable judicial performance standards to do so;
(3) consult with the supreme court about the advisability of other administrative action to address the performance problems of any judge or marital master that are identified through the evaluation process or otherwise;
(5) determine the steps that the judge or marital master must take to improve his or her performance if his or her performance does not meet a performance standard or his or her overall performance is not satisfactory.
(1) The judicial evaluation process is intended to evaluate a judge's or marital master's performance in relation to the applicable judicial performance standards. The person performing the evaluation (the evaluator) shall determine whether the judge or marital master has met the applicable judicial performance standards. The evaluator shall also determine whether the judge's or marital master's overall performance is satisfactory. If the judge has not met an applicable judicial performance standard, the evaluator shall identify the steps that the judge or marital master must take to improve his or her performance.
(2) The evaluator shall attempt to obtain comprehensive and balanced information from multiple sources to accurately assess the judge's or marital master's performance during the evaluation period. The evaluation process of an individual judge or marital master shall include, but not be limited to, the following steps:
(2) The evaluator shall meet with the judge or marital master who has been evaluated to discuss the results of the evaluation and to advise the judge or marital master of his or her overall performance. The evaluator shall also advise the judge or marital master whether he or she has met the applicable judicial performance standards, and, if not, identify the steps that the judge or marital master must take to improve his or her performance.
(3) At the conclusion of the meeting, the judge or marital master who has been evaluated shall sign the evaluation summary, indicating that he or she has been informed of the results of the evaluation and has been given a copy of the evaluation summary.
(3) If a judge or marital master has failed to take the steps to improve his or her performance specified in the evaluation summary, the chief justice or the administrative judge of the court on which the judge or marital master serves may take steps to correct the non-compliance, including administrative discipline, and may take whatever other steps are necessary to ensure compliance and/or may report the failure to the committee on judicial conduct.
(1) Disclosure to Judge or Marital Master Being Evaluated. Information about the results of the questionnaires or other components of the evaluation process of an individual judge or marital master may be disclosed to the judge or marital master for the purpose of improving his or her judicial performance, except that the identity of persons furnishing information about the judge or marital master shall not be disclosed.
(2) Disclosure to Other Judges Assisting in Evaluation Process. The person performing the evaluation may share the results of the evaluation with other judges for the purpose of assisting in the evaluation process. (3) If A Judge or Marital Master Fails to Meet Judicial Evaluation Standards or Purposely Fails to Complete Improvement Programs. If a judge or marital master fails to achieve an overall satisfactory level of performance on two consecutive performance evaluations, or if a judge or marital master purposely fails to complete the steps for improving his or her performance specified in the evaluation summary, the judge or marital master shall be deemed to have waived any right to confidentiality provided for by this rule, and the results of the judge's or marital master's evaluations shall become public, with the exception of the identity of persons furnishing information about the judge or marital master. 153554b96e
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