The resolution would direct House investigators to examine whether Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi or another state Supreme Court justice could face impeachment.
The House Judiciary Committee would examine whether Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi or another state Supreme Court justice could face impeachment.
After its inquiry, the committee would send the House any impeachment proposals or other recommendations it considers appropriate.
The committee could compel testimony and records it considers necessary, including sworn answers, depositions, or testimony at a hearing.
The House Judiciary Committee would investigate whether grounds exist for the House to impeach one or more justices. The inquiry could concern Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi or any other New Hampshire Supreme Court justice. The inquiry would consider the court order, indictment, plea, and information gathered by the committee.
The committee would report any impeachment proposals or other recommendations it considers appropriate to the House. The report would go to the New Hampshire House of Representatives. The report would follow the committee’s investigation.
The committee could require people to testify and produce records or other items. The committee could seek testimony and items it considers necessary for the investigation. Testimony could be taken under oath through written questions, a deposition, or a hearing. The committee, its chair, or a subcommittee could exercise this authority; subpoenas or written questions could be issued by the chair or a member designated by the chair.
No hearings or votes scheduled.