Andrew B. Livernois at a glance
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Andrew B. Livernois
Superior Court Justice · New Hampshire Superior Court
Biography
Professional career
- Associate Justice on the New Hampshire Superior Court, as listed in the official New Hampshire Judicial Branch roster for 2026
- Livernois transitioned from his county attorney role in 2024, preparing for his successor and resigning from the office before being sworn in as a judge.
- County Attorney, Belknap County Attorney's Office; from 2020
- Former Manhattan prosecutor and New Hampshire assistant attorney general; became Belknap County attorney in 2017
- Andrew B. Livernois’s background includes prosecution in Manhattan, work in the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office, and service as Belknap County attorney beginning in 2017
- Official county materials identify Livernois as County Attorney
- Attorney / Assistant Attorney General, New Hampshire Attorney General's Office
Education
- Yale Law School — J.D. (1996)
- University of Chicago — M.A. (1995)
- Union College — B.A. (1989)
Additional information
- Nominated by the Governor and confirmed by the Executive Council in March 2024 after serving as Belknap County Attorney
- Court records place Livernois in the Attorney General's Office before county service.
- Gubernatorial nomination with Executive Council confirmation
- New Hampshire Judicial Branch — list of current justices, including Livernois
- Professional directory records identify degrees from Union College, the University of Chicago, and Yale Law School.
Applicable Court Rules & Procedures
Electronic Devices And Media
Statewide
New Hampshire's published statewide guidance requires presiding-judge approval before still or video equipment may be used in a courtroom, and the presiding judge retains discretion over recording devices.
The form must be approved by the presiding judge before that individual or organization will be permitted to use still or video equipment in the courtroom.New Hampshire Judicial Branch Guidelines for Use of Cameras and Audio Equipment ↗
Published courtroom rules
Shared court rules
New Hampshire Judicial Branch Guidelines for Use of Cameras and Audio Equipment
New Hampshire Superior Court
Scope is limited to the court class in the source claim. Shared court context only; case-type restrictions, exceptions, later amendments and case orders apply. This is not a personal preference or a complete rules inventory.
Official source ↗ · Collected 2026-07-27Sources
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Biography sources checked August 8, 2026.
New Hampshire Judicial Branch official judicial roster
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View New Hampshire Judicial Branch official judicial roster ↗New Hampshire Judicial Branch Guidelines for Use of Cameras and Audio Equipment
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View New Hampshire Judicial Branch Guidelines for Use of Cameras and Audio Equipment ↗Belknap County Commissioners meeting materials
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View Belknap County Commissioners meeting materials ↗New Hampshire Supreme Court decision identifying Andrew B. Livernois as counsel
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View New Hampshire Supreme Court decision identifying Andrew B. Livernois as counsel ↗New Hampshire Judicial Branch
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