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Credit House video capture First-year lawmakers in the New Hampshire House of Representatives rarely get much attention. They tend not to get assigned to key committees. They don’t often play a lead role in floor debates. Their counsel isn’t sought by party leaders. But Republican Bob Lynn isn’t a typical first-term state rep. Lynn is 71 years old and lives in Windham, and his trajectory in public service has no known precursor in New Hampshire politics. He s been a DEA agent, a federal prosecutor and a trial court judge; all before joining the state Supreme Court in 2010. He became chief justice in 2018, less than two years before he reached the mandatory retirement age of 70. And that is what led Lynn to his unlikely Plan B: from leading the entire state judicial branch, to membership in the the 400-member, 100-bucks-a-year New Hampshire House.

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