NEW HAMPSHIRE

New Hampshire Statutes, 1971, Chapter 167-C, Sections 167-C:1 through
167-C:5

New Hampshire statutes guarantee a blind person the legal right to be
accompanied by a specially trained dog guide in all public
accommodations and on all public transportation.  No extra charge can
be levied because of the dog's presence, but the dog guide user is
liable for any damage the dog might cause to the premises.  State policy
insures equal employment opportunity to blind persons in its state
service, the service of its political subdivisions, in public schools,
and in any employment supported in whole or in part by public funds,
except when the particular disability prevents performance of the work
involved.

Public accommodations include hotels, public buildings, stores,
restaurants, places of resort and amusement, and all other places to
which the general public is invited.  (*167-C:2)

Public transportation includes trains, airplanes, buses, taxis, and
other modes of conveyance offered for public use.  (*167-C:2)

Violation: Any person, firm, or corporation or agent thereof who
interferes with the above enumerated rights is guilty of a misdemeanor
and can be fined up to $25.  (*167-C:3)