2009 Annual Report - Belknap County

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Belknap County Commissioners 19
Report of the Belknap County Attorney To the Honorable Commissioners, the Legislative Delegation of Belknap County and the Taxpayers of Belknap County: It continues to be an incredible honor to serve the citizens in Belknap County. The citizens have three diligent and effective attorneys representing the citizens of Belknap County and the State of New Hampshire. The citizens of Belknap County should feel well protected by the men and women of law enforcement agencies of the different communities, as well as the men and women of the Belknap County Sheriff’s Department, the New Hampshire State Police, the New Hampshire Marine Patrol, and the New Hampshire Fish and Game Officers. These agencies worked in unison with the County Attorney’s Office to provide protection, intervention, and prevention powers so that the communities of the county retain their safety and welfare. Although the County of Belknap is not immune to the dangers of violent crime and substance abuse fueled by drug dealing, the men and women of Belknap County in law enforcement are fighting the good fight with professionalism, proficiency, and a high-level of competence. The Belknap County Attorney’s Office offers 24/7 response to the needs of area agencies, from advise on police procedures in solving crimes, support in prosecuting not only cases that will be in the County Attorney’s office, but also to support those agencies at the District Court level, and dealing with a plethora of other civil and criminal issues. The Belknap County Attorney’s Office provided legal support to the Belknap County Legislative Delegation in providing legal advise and legal responses to pending civil litigation involving allegations made adversely to the Delegation over the approval of and expenditure of grant monies. For the year, 2009, the County Attorney and two assistant County Attorneys served the people of Belknap. During the year 2009, the office presented 575 Indictments to Grand Juries sitting every six weeks. That presentation occurred after the Office reviewed approximately 684 felony referrals from local law enforcement agencies. This high number of indictments established the most docketed cases in the Court’s recent memory. 20 2009 Annual Report
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Minutes of the Belknap County Conve
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thought it was unfair to leave LRMF
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addresses in the future meeting. Ch
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Executive Committee Minutes Belknap
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the authority to do so. Chair Millh
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around $2,000 - $3,000. Madam Chair
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more than some knew. One thing that
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Madam chair announced that the next
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