New Hampshire Statutes
§ 592-A:13 — No Witness Fee to Salaried Officers
New Hampshire·Title LIX PROCEEDINGS IN CRIMINAL CASES·Ch. 592-A JURISDICTION AND PROCEDURE GENERALLY
No sheriff, deputy sheriff, constable, city marshal, chief of police or other police officer who receives a salary or who is to be otherwise compensated as a law enforcement officer in connection with the same criminal case by the state, county, city or town shall be paid any fee for testifying as a witness in a criminal case, except that any police officer who is on vacation, furlough or on time off who attends as a witness in a criminal case pending in any municipal, district or superior court shall, upon order of the court, be paid a witness fee in accordance with RSA 592-A:12 for each day of such attendance; provided, however, towns and cities may pay supplemental witness fees if deemed desirable.
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Legislative History
1951, 163:16, par. 12-b. RSA 592:14. 1957, 244:8. 1971, 473:1. 1973, 499:1. 1974, 29:4, eff. June 1, 1974.
Nearby Sections
15
§ 592-A:1
Superior Court§ 592-A:10
Other Returns§ 592-A:11
Summons for Witnesses§ 592-A:12
Witnesses in Criminal Cases§ 592-A:13
No Witness Fee to Salaried Officers§ 592-A:13-a
Pay in Lieu of Witness Fee§ 592-A:14
Summons for Defendant§ 592-A:15
Default§ 592-A:16
Judgment Against Parent§ 592-A:2
Appeals to Superior Court§ 592-A:2-a
Repealed by 1973, 264:2, eff. Nov. 1, 1973§ 592-A:2-b
Jury Trial§ 592-A:4-a
Binding Over by Justice