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D.N.H. LR 7.3
Hazardous Pleadings and Exhibits
No party may file any hazardous pleading or exhibit without prior leave of court. For purposes
of this rule “hazardous pleading or exhibit” includes, but is not limited to, narcotics, controlled
substances, firearms, ammunition, explosives, poisons, dangerous chemicals, blood, blood
residue, body waste, urine, human or animal tissue or infectious material. Any hazardous exhibit
filed without prior leave of court will not be handled by court personnel and will either be
returned to the filer undocketed or destroyed without prior notice to the filer at the discretion of
the clerk or judge.
(Former LR 7.3 Stipulations, stricken 1/1/01; Hazardous Pleadings & Exhibits, added 1/1/08)
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- www.nhd.uscourts.gov
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- 2026-09-18
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- fed-district-2026-09-19
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