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RSA 30-A Requirements and Prohibitions for County Officers and Employees

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30-A:1 Personal Use of Prisoners Forbidden.

No county officer, employee, or agent thereof shall use either directly or indirectly the services of a county prisoner or other county employee except for county functions. Anyone guilty of violating this section shall be imprisoned for not less than one year and a day or more than 3 years in the New Hampshire state prison, and said sentence or any part thereof shall not be suspended by the superior court, the provisions of RSA Title LXII, notwithstanding. Source. 1973, 109:1, eff. Nov. 1, 1973.

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30-A:1 Personal Use of Prisoners Forbidden.

No county officer, employee, or agent thereof shall use either directly or indirectly the services of a county prisoner or other county employee except for county functions. Anyone guilty of violating this section shall be imprisoned for not less than one year and a day or more than 3 years in the New Hampshire state prison, and said sentence or any part thereof shall not be suspended by the superior court, the provisions of RSA Title LXII, notwithstanding. Source. 1973, 109:1, eff. Nov. 1, 1973.

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