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In re Chapman

Citations

  • 128 N.H. 24
  • 509 A.2d 753
  • 1986 N.H. LEXIS 262

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  • noting that exhaustion would not be required if delay would destroy ability to obtain relief
  • letter to agency sufficient for agency to consider its position and for court to reach the merits
  • bar must carefully tailor its position on legislative activities to limited issues within its constitutional mandate in order to protect its members’ individual rights
  • when exercising “its inherent constitutional power to regulate the practice of law,” court has “greater freedom” in policymaking

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Judges: Batch, Batchelder, Brock, Elder, Johnson, King, Souter

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