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Congratulations to the winners of the 2025 NH Bar Foundation High School Civics Essay Contest. Kendra Jozokos (Salem HS), Benjamin Hourdequin (Hanover HS), and Eva Piacentini (Bedford HS). Most of the winners are pictured here along with four Justices of the NH Supreme Court.

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Explore career opportunities with the NHJB at the Criminal Justice Career & Internship Fair in Portsmouth, March 12. 11:00-1:00 Great Bay Community College Lobby. See a list of our current openings at: https://t.co/o6xXJmlS3B

The NHJB is engaging in a strategic planning process to identify our goals for the next five years, and is looking for feedback from Granite Staters. We welcome your thoughts and have established a number of ways to participate. Please visit

Congratulations to Jackie Waters, Deputy Director of Access and Community Engagement, on her retirement after a long and impactful career in public service. Her efforts will help reduce barriers to access to justice in NH. Thank you, Jackie!

The NH Judicial Branch is launching statewide Sequential Intercept Mapping (SIM) to improve outcomes for justice involved individuals with mental illness or substance use disorder. https://t.co/qDwdrMDIPR

New Hampshire Superior Court Launches Newly Authorized Land Use Review Docket with Presiding Judge Michael Klass. Click here to learn more: https://t.co/sHF1i1qGfR

Melissa Beth Countway, of Alton, was officially sworn in today as the 110th Associate Justice of the NH Supreme Court. Countway makes history as the 4th woman and first ever Circuit Court Judge to serve on the high court. She was previously a prosecutor and ran her own law firm.

The law school is a key partner of the New Hampshire Judicial Branch in providing legal education and access to justice, and is working with current chief Justice Gordon MacDonald to advance legal reforms in New Hampshire. #UNH #UNHLaw

Two New Hampshire Supreme Court Justices – One current, one former, recently joined many others to celebrate the 50th birthday of the UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law in Concord. Former Supreme Court Chief Justice John Broderick also served as Dean of the law school from 2011-14