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Arthur Richard Marple, commonly known as Richard Marple (1931-2019), was a Republican member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives[1] from the town of Hooksett, who as of his death in December of 2019 had served six terms in that body.[2] He was succeeded by Democrat Kathleen Martins in a January 2020 special election.

Marple repeatedly introduced legislation recognizing and seeking to enforce various pseudolaw arguments of the sovereign citizen movement.[3]

References

  1. ^ Official page
  2. ^ Sylvia, Andrew. "Hooksett state Rep. Richard Marple remembered fondly" New Hampshire Union-Leader December 19, 2019
  3. ^ Weill, Kelly. "Republican Lawmaker: Recognize Sovereign Citizens or Pay $10,000 Fine" Daily Beast January 4, 2018


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