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D.N.H. LR 77.5
Agreement with Districts of Rhode Island and Maine
When, due to recusal of the judges of this district, a complaint is referred to a judge in either the
District of Rhode Island or the District of Maine or when a judge of this district is designated to
preside over a case filed in either of those districts due to recusal of the judges in those districts,
the following procedures apply.
(1) The originating court shall retain jurisdiction over the case and enter final
judgment. Local rules of the originating court shall govern the case unless otherwise
ordered by the judge who is presiding by designation.
(2) Conferences, hearings, and pretrials may be held in either district. Jury trials
must be held in the district of the originating court.
(3) Parties must make original filings with the clerk’s office in the originating court.
(Title, first paragraph, §§ (a)(3) and (b) amended 1/1/02; § (a) heading deleted; former § (a)(3)
amended, § (b) omitted 1/1/08)
Provenance
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- www.nhd.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
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- fed-district-2026-09-19
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