State v. Bulling

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that the New Hampshire Supreme Court’s authority over judicial conduct stems, in part, from its inherent power to regulate court officers and to maintain public confidence and integrity in the judicial system
• \[T]he power to regulate the conduct of judges . . . is a judicial power.\
• “[T]he legislature has the power, expressly granted by the constitution, to remove a judge from office by impeachment or, together with the executive, by address.”
• “[T]he power to regulate the conduct of judges ... is a judicial power.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).