Local Rule AP 3.2: Conventional Filings in Civil/Miscellaneous Cases
D.N.H. — General rule
3.2 Conventional Filings in Civil/Miscellaneous Cases Unless otherwise provided herein, the clerk's office will not scan and insert the following documents to the court's electronic docket.
(a) Administrative Records. Except as provided in AP 2.6, all administrative review proceeding records and transcripts shall be conventionally filed.
(b) Habeas Corpus Rule 5 Materials. The record of state court proceedings and any other materials submitted with the answer as provided in Rule 5 of the Rules Governing Section 2254 Cases in the United States District Courts shall be conventionally filed.
(c) Mediation Documents. The following mediation documents shall be conventionally filed: Notice of Selection of Mediator; Mediator's Post ADR Reporting Form; and, if a magistrate judge is serving as the mediator in a case, the Mediation Conference Statement and Mediation Conference Statement Confidential Addendum. The Mediator's Notice of Mediation may be filed either electronically or conventionally.
(d) Letters Rogatory. Applications or requests for letters rogatory and accompanying documents shall be conventionally filed.
(e) Administrative Inspection Warrants. Applications or requests for administration inspection warrants and accompanying documents shall be conventionally filed. Once ruled upon, the clerk's office will scan and insert these documents into the court's electronic docket.
(§ (c) amended 10/1/05, 10/1/06; § (a) amended 6/1/11; § (f) removed 12/1/11; § (c) amended 12/1/23)