N.H. Admin. Code § Rko 208.03 - Motions for Expedited Proceedings or Rulings
(a) Upon motion or
sua sponte, the ombudsman shall expedite proceedings or rulings when the
ombudsman concludes that:
(1) It is necessary
to address a likely future violation of RSA 91-A;
(2) Is is necessary to fairly and efficiently
resolve a case; or
(3) Only high
prioritization of a ruling could avoid a clearly articulated, irreparable, and
substantial future harm.
(b) In considering whether to expedite
proceedings, the ombudsman shall consider:
(1)
The nature and complexity of the case;
(2) The likelihood and magnitude of
irreparable harm if the proceeding is not expedited;
(3) The likely impact of expedited procedures
upon other work of the office;
(4)
The necessity of ex parte action; and
(5) Any other matter which bears upon whether
the proceeding at hand should be afforded greater priority than other work of
the office;
(c) A
person's desire to receive a swift order or otherwise expedite proceedings so
as to address a deadline which is not imposed upon that person by law shall
not, standing alone, be sufficient grounds for granting a motion for expedited
action by the ombudsman.
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