New Hampshire HB1641 mandates the prompt transmission of certain court orders to the prosecutor and probation office for individuals on bail or.
New Hampshire HB1641 amends existing laws to require the clerk's office to transmit any court orders related to domestic violence, stalking, or civil restraining orders to the prosecutor and probation office within 24 hours if the subject of the order is currently on bail or probation. This applies to both temporary and final orders. The changes will take effect on January 1, 2027.
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