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Imperfect Self‑Defense as Mitigation Only: State v. Kindred and New Mexico’s Treatment of Rap Lyrics, Social Media, and Voir Dire Introduction The Supreme Court of New Mexico’s nonprecedential...
Deliberate Intent in Split-Second Killings and Limits on Prosecutorial Misconduct: Commentary on State v. Gallegos (N.M. 2025) I. Introduction The Supreme Court of New Mexico’s nonprecedential...
State v. Munford: Police Exploitation as a Prerequisite to Intoxication-Based Involuntariness Claims and the Treatment of Tampering with Evidence Tied to Multiple Felonies I. Introduction In State v....
Reaffirming Strict Standards for Fundamental and Harmless Error in New Mexico: Commentary on State v. Hayhurst I. Introduction The New Mexico Supreme Court’s unpublished decision in State v....
Reaffirming Strict Limits on Self-Defense and Castle Doctrine in Domestic Homicides: Commentary on State v. Ricoy Case: State v. Ezequiel Profeta Ricoy, No. S-1-SC-40471, Supreme Court of New Mexico...
Attempted Armed Robbery Needs No Express Demand; Deliberate-Intent Murder May Be Proven by Circumstantial Timeline and Post-Offense Conduct: Commentary on State v. Sanders (N.M. 2025) Note on...
State v. Chavez: Reaffirming that Pre‑arming, a Prolonged Multi‑Stab Attack, and Post‑Crime Evasion Support Deliberate Intent; Self‑Defense Instruction Requires Subjective Fear of Death or Great...
Reaffirming the NMPRC’s Discretion: Partial Imprudence Disallowances, Recovery of Undepreciated Nuclear Lease Investments, Deferral of Decommissioning Allocations, and Ratepayer Recovery of Board...
Almentero: No Fundamental Error from “And/Or” Predicate Felonies or Multi‑Victim Aiding‑and‑Abetting; Second‑Degree Not Required to Supply Causation in Felony‑Murder Instructions Case: State v....
The Padilla Tolling Rule: Dismissal Without Prejudice Does Not Stop the Statutory Clock for Second-Degree Felonies in New Mexico 1. Introduction In State v. Padilla, decided on 15 July 2025, the New...
The “Enclosure” Imperative Reaffirmed: State v. Jones (2025) and the Non-Structural Portal 1. Introduction In State v. Jones, the Supreme Court of New Mexico confronted a deceptively simple but...
“Clear and Unmistakable Waiver” Required to Compel Arbitration of Statutory Claims: A Commentary on Garcia v. New Mexico Human Services Department (2025) 1. Introduction In Garcia v. New Mexico Human...
“One LSA per Degree Level” & the Formal Adoption of the Turner Test in New Mexico – Commentary on State v. Swayne, 2025-NMSC-___ 1. Introduction In State v. Swayne (2025), the New Mexico Supreme...
“Sufficient Evidence to Raise a Reasonable Doubt” – The New Standard for Voluntary-Intoxication Jury Instructions in New Mexico Commentary on State v. Valencia, 2025-NMSC-___ I. Introduction State v....
From Automatic Discharge to Due-Process Balancing: Aragon v. Martinez Redefines the Remedy for Untimely Sex-Offender Parole Reviews in New Mexico Introduction Aragon v. Martinez, consolidated with...
Hanrahan v. State: Distinct Attorney-Fee Caps for Each “Single Accidental Injury” under New Mexico’s Workers’ Compensation Act 1. Introduction Court: Supreme Court of New Mexico Date: 9 July 2025...
The “Pena Quorum Principle”: Open-Meetings Act Violations Demand Quorum Action for County-Official Recall 1. Introduction In Pena v. Rio Arriba County Commissioner, No. S-1-SC-40411 (N.M. July 9,...
The “Perry Rule” – Odor-Based Probable Cause Survives Marijuana Decriminalization in New Mexico Introduction The Supreme Court of New Mexico’s decision in State v. Perry, No. S-1-SC-40187 (July 9,...
The Pena Principle: Legislative Attorney-Fee Caps Cannot Bind New Mexico Courts in Workers’ Compensation Appeals 1. Introduction Pena v. State (2025-NMSC-___) confronts a long-standing tension in New...
“Necessary Means Necessary” — Incorporating the Civil “Necessary-Party” Standard into Abuse-and-Neglect Proceedings: A Commentary on State ex rel. CYFD v. Calvin T. 1. Introduction In State ex rel....