New Hampshire Statutes
§ 592-A:5 — Justice of the Peace Throughout the State
New Hampshire·Title LIX PROCEEDINGS IN CRIMINAL CASES·Ch. 592-A JURISDICTION AND PROCEDURE GENERALLY
A justice of the peace throughout the state may issue his warrant for any offense committed in any county, which may be directed to the sheriff of any county or his deputy or to any constable or police officer of any town in the state.
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Legislative History
RS 222:17. CS 237:17. GS 234:6. GL 252:6. PS 248:6. PL 362:6. RL 421:6. RSA 592:6. 1957, 244:8, eff. Sept. 23, 1957.
Nearby Sections
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§ 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Repealed by 1973, 264:2, eff.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