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RSA 132:29. Definitions.
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This section defines three maternal mortality terms: pregnancy-related death, pregnancy-associated death, and pregnancy-associated but not pregnancy-related death.
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This section defines three maternal mortality terms: pregnancy-related death, pregnancy-associated death, and pregnancy-associated but not pregnancy-related death.
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The division may enforce the department's rules and ordinances using its inspectors or local boards of health.
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This section creates a maternal mortality review panel and sets how it is appointed, how it works, what it may not do, and what the commissioner must report and rule on.
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Some records and reports about maternal mortality must be shared with the review panel, while the chair may not keep individually identifiable information.
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This section defines terms used in the subdivision.
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An abortion may not be performed on an unemancipated minor, or on a woman with a guardian or conservator for incompetency, until 48 hours after written notice is delivered.
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This section lets a pregnant minor seek a court order allowing an abortion without notice to a parent, guardian, or conservator, and it sets confidential, expedited court procedures.
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Violating this subdivision by performing an abortion can be a misdemeanor, and it can also lead to a civil action by a person wrongfully denied notification.
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If part of this subdivision is invalid, the rest still applies if it can work without the invalid part.
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This section defines “reproductive health care facility” and “patient escort services.”
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People generally may not knowingly enter or stay within 25 feet of a reproductive health care facility’s entrances, exits, or driveways, subject to listed exceptions. Facilities must mark the zone, post required signage, and consult local law enforcement and other local authorities before posting.
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Officers must give one written warning before issuing a citation, and the section applies only if the required signage was in place.
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People receiving aid under this chapter keep their civil and political rights, and their identity may be disclosed only with a written order from the commissioner of health and human services.
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If part of this subdivision is invalid, the rest still applies; the subdivision is severable.
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This section sets up a child fatality review committee and gives it reporting, meeting, subpoena, and confidentiality duties.
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Providers attending a newborn must place a drop of one percent nitrate of silver (or an equivalent solution) into each eye after cleaning the lids and nearby tissue right after birth.
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A New Hampshire hospital may employ patients for certain non-treatment services, but those patients are not state employees and must be paid at least the federal minimum wage.
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If the court finds a defendant incompetent to stand trial, it must order competency-restoration treatment unless clear and convincing evidence shows treatment is unlikely to restore competency within 12 months.
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The health and human services department must immediately notify the attorney general when this section’s transfer-or-discharge conditions are met; the attorney general must then notify the victim and, if there is a discharge, the local law enforcement agency.
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Certain competency-related court records must be kept out of the public court file and cannot be disclosed except in specified cases.