NH HR29

Requests the New Hampshire Supreme Court justices to issue an advisory opinion on 11 questions regarding the constitutional boundaries between legislative and judicial powers

Seeks clarification on whether the legislature retains authority over court administration, structure, budgeting, staffing, and rulemaking, or if these fall under exclusive judicial power

Asks whether the legislature can establish temporary tribunals or commissions to hear citizen petitions for redress of grievances without violating the separation of powers

Questions whether historical legislative practices of granting individual relief in matters like taxation, property disputes, and family law remain constitutionally permissible

Raises whether the 1966 ballot question that established constitutional courts adequately informed voters about limitations it would place on legislative power