Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 1/21/1981

State v. Hudson

Citations

121 N.H. 6
425 A.2d 255
1981 N.H. LEXIS 237

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holding an involuntary commitment proceeding to be a civil proceeding even though it utilized the standard of proof required in criminal trials
upholding trial court’s determination that victim’s statement constituted an excited utterance even though it was made ten minutes after the startling event and was made in response to his father’s question
finding offer to purchase real estate sufficient to satisfy prospective relation element
once it is established that defendant induced third party not to enter prospective contract, the court must determine whether defendant’s actions were privileged
psychiatric examination, as the basis for a physician’s certificate recommending civil commitment, that lasted only a few minutes was sufficient under RSA chapter 135-B
no defamation where letter to the editor fully disclosed the factual basis upon which opinion was based

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Judges: King

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