The "New Hampshire Public Defender Funding and Pooled Trust Accounts Reform Act" mandates that attorneys controlling interest-bearing pooled trust accounts must remit the interest or dividends from these accounts to the New Hampshire public defender's office on a quarterly basis. This requirement applies to lawyers practicing in New Hampshire who are not judges, government attorneys, or otherwise engaged in public service. The bill stipulates that the public defender's office can only receive these funds if it has not contributed to any non-profit organizations or political campaigns during the same quarter and must publish its budget within 90 days after the fiscal year ends.

Additionally, if the public defender's office fails to meet the outlined conditions, the funds will instead be directed to the general fund. The bill also empowers the New Hampshire Supreme Court and the New Hampshire Bar Association to create rules governing these provisions, provided they do not conflict with the bill's stipulations. The act will take effect 60 days after its passage.