State Law – Resources
NH state legislature portal which has many useful links.
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Index to all state laws (RSAs)
The Right-to-Know Law primary resources are:
- The New Hampshire Right-to-Know law RSA 91-A
- NH Constitution Part I Article 8
- NH Attorney General’s Memorandum on Right to Know (2015)
- NH Open Government Guide (2011)
Below are some additional resources from around the web which provide additional information about the Right-to-Know Law.
- Report of the Right to Know Study Commission (2004)
- NH Office of Energy and Planning (OEP) Right to Know resources
- NH Municipal Association (NHMA) Right to Know search
- NH Municipal Association (NHMA) Right to Know resources
- Municipal Record Retention, New Hampshire Town and City, September/October 2013, Christine Fillmore
- Legal Q and A: Records Compiled for Enforcement of Statutes, Ordinances and Regulations: To What Extent Are They Exempt from Disclosure?, New Hampshire Town and City, July/August 2012
- Legal Q and A: The Inside Scoop on Nonpublic Sessions, New Hampshire Town and City, June 2012
- Sealing of Nonpublic Session Meeting Minutes, New Hampshire Town and City, September 2010, Kimberly A. Hallquist
- Selecting the Rules for Boards of Selectmen, New Hampshire Town and City, June 2010, C. Christine Fillmore
- Right to Know Law Resources, New Hampshire Town and City, March 2010
- Leveraging Social Media in Local Government, New Hampshire Town and City, January 2010, Ryan Barton
- NH Right to Know Oversight Commission 2009
- Dogs and Cats: Some of the Laws Affecting Our Four-Legged Friends, New Hampshire Town and City, July/August 2009
- Local Property Tax Information: Public or Not?, New Hampshire Town and City, June 2009
- Beyond RSA 91-A: How Public Is That Information?, New Hampshire Town and City, April 2009, C. Christine Fillmore, Esq.
- Public Meetings and Freedom of Speech: When Do Citizens Have a Right to Speak?, New Hampshire Town and City, March 2009
- The Not So ‘New’ Right to Know Law, New Hampshire Town and City, January 2009, C. Christine Fillmore, Esq.
- Local Regulation of Ethical Behavior, New Hampshire Town and City, January 2009, C. Christine Fillmore, Esq. and David R. Connell, Esq.
- Ex Parte Communications and Land Use Boards, New Hampshire Town and City, October 2007, Paul G. Sanderson, Esq.
- A Potpourri of Frequently Asked Legal Questions, New Hampshire Town and City, September 2007, Kimberly A. Hallquist, Esq.
- Meeting Minutes 101, New Hampshire Town and City, June 2007
- Dealing with E-mail Communication Under New Hampshire’s Right to Know Law, New Hampshire Town and City, July/August 2006, Susan Slack, Esq.
- Town Meeting and the Media: Making the Most of Your News Coverage, New Hampshire Town and City, March 2006, AnnMarie French
- The Right to Know Law: Is Disclosure of Registered Dog Owners Required?, New Hampshire Town and City, April 2006, C. Christine Fillmore, Esq.
- When to Release Police Investigative Files, New Hampshire Town and City, November/December 2003
- RSA 91-A: Are We Having a Meeting?, New Hampshire Town and City, September 2003
- New Hampshire’s Right to Know Law – RSA Chapter 91-A, NH Library Association (NHLA) 2010 Spring Conference, May 2010, Local Government Center
- NH Bar Association search on Right to Know
- Access to Public Records under New Hampshire’s RSA 91-A, August 22, 2014, Wadleigh, Starr & Peters, P.L.L.C. Eggert, Hilaire, Minutelli
- Primer on New Hampshire’s Right-to-Know Law, Robert D. Ciandella, 2001
- What is RSA 91-A or the NH Right-to-Know Law?, June 02, 2012, Walter Hooker
- SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED: THE APPLICATION OF STATE OPEN MEETING LAWS TO EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE,
John F. O’Connor and Michael J. Baratz, Geo. Mason L. Rev., 2004, v. 12:3 [email, meetings]
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