|  Attorney volunteers are needed for judging the Project Citizen portfolios on Friday, May 16, 2008 at the Legislative Office Building in Concord.
Volunteers have the freedom to participate as schedules allow, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. A minimum two-hour commitment is necessary. For more information, please e-mail Robin E. Knippers or call her at 715-3259, or download the volunteer form.
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|  "...advancing the rule of law is our best strategy to advance human development in a dangerous world."
- William Neukom, ABA President
New Hampshire Bar members today are working around the world on various initiatives to promote the rule of law. Read about what they are doing and what they are learning about our own legal system. Rule of Law website.
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|  When: June 20
Where: North Conway Grand Hotel
What: Law practice basics for solos and small firms
Who: Hear from attorneys who do it. Faculty co-chaired by Ed Philpot and Rick Sager.
Want to know more? Visit the 2008 Annual Meeting page.
Program to be held in conjunction with 2008 NHBA Annual Meeting.
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| GAS PAINS
Gas Prices Keeping You Home? | Save yourself a trip to Concord..attend NHBA CLE programs online... View the lineup.
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NH Bar Pro Bono Director
Honored Nationally |  | This just in...Ginny Martin, NHBA Associate Executive for Legal Services, on May 8 received the Tanya Neiman Pro Bono Manager of the Year Award at the National Equal Justice Conference in Minneapolis.
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IN THE NEWS...(Registration may be required for some of these sites.)
Retiring District Court Security Officer Criticizes Safety of Courthouses
Portsmouth Herald - May 9
Law Prof: Patent Judges' Appointments Unconstitutional
NY Times - May 5
Sen. Peter Burling to Retire After 20 Years in Legislature
Concord Monitor - May 6
Check out the Newsroom for...- Pro Bono Opportunities
- Justice Souter in the News
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the deadline) can be viewed NOW.
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