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Affirmation of Regulatory Authority in Renewable Energy PPAs: City of Las Cruces v. NMPublic Regulation Commission

Affirmation of Regulatory Authority in Renewable Energy PPAs: City of Las Cruces v. NMPublic Regulation Commission

Date: Jan 16, 2025
Affirmation of Regulatory Authority in Renewable Energy PPAs: City of Las Cruces v. NMPublic Regulation Commission Introduction The case of City of Las Cruces v. New Mexico Public Regulation...
Supreme Court of New Mexico Establishes State Preemption Over Local Abortion Ordinances

Supreme Court of New Mexico Establishes State Preemption Over Local Abortion Ordinances

Date: Jan 15, 2025
Supreme Court of New Mexico Establishes State Preemption Over Local Abortion Ordinances Introduction In a landmark decision delivered on January 9, 2025, the Supreme Court of New Mexico addressed the...
Establishing the 'Material Elements Test' for Relator Awards under New Mexico's Fraud Against Taxpayers Act

Establishing the 'Material Elements Test' for Relator Awards under New Mexico's Fraud Against Taxpayers Act

Date: Jan 15, 2025
Establishing the 'Material Elements Test' for Relator Awards under New Mexico's Fraud Against Taxpayers Act Introduction The case of Monica Galloway, Shawna Maestas, and Jolene Gonzales versus the...
Preservation and Waiver of Defenses in UPA Actions: New Precedent Set by New Mexico Supreme Court

Preservation and Waiver of Defenses in UPA Actions: New Precedent Set by New Mexico Supreme Court

Date: Dec 23, 2024
Preservation and Waiver of Defenses in UPA Actions: New Precedent Set by New Mexico Supreme Court Introduction In the landmark case BRUCE PUMA and KATHLEEN PUMA v. WAL-MART STORES EAST, LP; APPLICA...
Public Censure of Attorney Andrew Indahl: Establishing New Standards for Attorney Conduct with Unrepresented Parties

Public Censure of Attorney Andrew Indahl: Establishing New Standards for Attorney Conduct with Unrepresented Parties

Date: Dec 23, 2024
Public Censure of Attorney Andrew Indahl: Establishing New Standards for Attorney Conduct with Unrepresented Parties Introduction The Supreme Court of New Mexico recently issued a disciplinary...
Supreme Court of New Mexico Upholds Expanded Integrated Resource Planning Regulations

Supreme Court of New Mexico Upholds Expanded Integrated Resource Planning Regulations

Date: Dec 9, 2024
Supreme Court of New Mexico Upholds Expanded Integrated Resource Planning Regulations Introduction In the landmark case of El Paso Electric Company v. New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (NMPRC),...
Liberty Interest in Earned Meritorious Deductions Recognized by New Mexico Supreme Court

Liberty Interest in Earned Meritorious Deductions Recognized by New Mexico Supreme Court

Date: Nov 21, 2024
Liberty Interest in Earned Meritorious Deductions Recognized by New Mexico Supreme Court Introduction In the case of State of New Mexico and Dwayne Santistevan, Warden v. Donovan Houidobre, the...
District Courts' Inherent Authority to Sua Sponte Suppress Evidence in Warrantless Searches: New Mexico Precedent

District Courts' Inherent Authority to Sua Sponte Suppress Evidence in Warrantless Searches: New Mexico Precedent

Date: Nov 21, 2024
District Courts' Inherent Authority to Sua Sponte Suppress Evidence in Warrantless Searches: New Mexico Precedent Introduction The case of State of New Mexico v. Jessica Vasquez represents a...
Distinct Conduct and Double Jeopardy: Insights from State of New Mexico v. Phillips

Distinct Conduct and Double Jeopardy: Insights from State of New Mexico v. Phillips

Date: Mar 5, 2024
Distinct Conduct and Double Jeopardy: Insights from State of New Mexico v. Phillips Introduction The case of State of New Mexico v. Clive Dalton Phillips addresses critical issues surrounding the...
Double Jeopardy Protections in Unitary Conduct: State of New Mexico v. Ramon Lorenzo

Double Jeopardy Protections in Unitary Conduct: State of New Mexico v. Ramon Lorenzo

Date: Jan 17, 2024
Double Jeopardy Protections in Unitary Conduct: State of New Mexico v. Ramon Lorenzo Introduction The case of State of New Mexico v. Ramon Lorenzo (545 P.3d 1156) adjudicated by the Supreme Court of...
Montejo v. New Mexico Supreme Court: Affirmation of Sixth Amendment Waiver Standards

Montejo v. New Mexico Supreme Court: Affirmation of Sixth Amendment Waiver Standards

Date: Dec 23, 2023
Montejo v. New Mexico Supreme Court: Affirmation of Sixth Amendment Waiver Standards Disclaimer: This commentary is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For...
Retroactive Application of Substantive Rules: Impact of State v. Marquez on Felony Murder Convictions

Retroactive Application of Substantive Rules: Impact of State v. Marquez on Felony Murder Convictions

Date: Jun 23, 2023
Retroactive Application of Substantive Rules: Impact of State v. Marquez on Felony Murder Convictions Introduction In the landmark case Mario Rudolfo v. Robert Steward, Warden, LCCC, Vincent Horton,...
Inherent Authority of District Courts to Review Sufficiency of Evidence Postverdict in State of New Mexico v. Martinez

Inherent Authority of District Courts to Review Sufficiency of Evidence Postverdict in State of New Mexico v. Martinez

Date: Nov 2, 2021
Inherent Authority of District Courts to Review Sufficiency of Evidence Postverdict Introduction The case of State of New Mexico v. Julian A. Martinez serves as a pivotal judgment in New Mexico's...
New Mexico Supreme Court Establishes 'Facilitative Use' Standard for Deadly Weapons in Assault Cases

New Mexico Supreme Court Establishes 'Facilitative Use' Standard for Deadly Weapons in Assault Cases

Date: Oct 19, 2021
New Mexico Supreme Court Establishes 'Facilitative Use' Standard for Deadly Weapons in Assault Cases Introduction In the landmark case of State of New Mexico v. Zachariah G., the Supreme Court of New...
State Supreme Court Upholds Legislative Council's Authority to Restrict In-Person Access to Sessions Amid Pandemic

State Supreme Court Upholds Legislative Council's Authority to Restrict In-Person Access to Sessions Amid Pandemic

Date: Jul 1, 2021
State Supreme Court Upholds Legislative Council's Authority to Restrict In-Person Access to Sessions Amid Pandemic Introduction In the landmark case of SEN. CLIFF PIRTLE et al. v. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL...
Risk-Based Endangerment Suffices for Aggravated Fleeing Convictions under NMSA § 30-22-1.1

Risk-Based Endangerment Suffices for Aggravated Fleeing Convictions under NMSA § 30-22-1.1

Date: May 28, 2021
Risk-Based Endangerment Suffices for Aggravated Fleeing Convictions under NMSA § 30-22-1.1 Introduction In the landmark case of State of New Mexico v. Sean Vest, decided on May 27, 2021, the Supreme...
Clarifying the Unit of Prosecution in Double Jeopardy Cases: State v. Benally

Clarifying the Unit of Prosecution in Double Jeopardy Cases: State v. Benally

Date: May 21, 2021
Clarifying the Unit of Prosecution in Double Jeopardy Cases: State v. Benally Introduction State of New Mexico v. Milo Benally, 493 P.3d 366 (N.M. 2021), addresses a pivotal issue in criminal law...
State v. Cruz: Protecting the Right to Counsel at Critical Stages

State v. Cruz: Protecting the Right to Counsel at Critical Stages

Date: Mar 5, 2021
State v. Cruz: Protecting the Right to Counsel at Critical Stages Introduction The State of New Mexico v. Antonio Cruz case (486 P.3d 1) adjudicated by the Supreme Court of the State of New Mexico on...
Affirming Executive Authority in Public Health Emergencies: Grisham v. Romero

Affirming Executive Authority in Public Health Emergencies: Grisham v. Romero

Date: Feb 16, 2021
Affirming Executive Authority in Public Health Emergencies: Grisham v. Romero Introduction The case of Michelle LuJuan Grisham, Governor of New Mexico; Kathyleen Kunkel, Secretary of the New Mexico...
New Mexico Supreme Court Establishes Per Se Exclusionary Rule for Unnecessarily Suggestive Eyewitness Identifications

New Mexico Supreme Court Establishes Per Se Exclusionary Rule for Unnecessarily Suggestive Eyewitness Identifications

Date: Nov 20, 2020
New Mexico Supreme Court Establishes Per Se Exclusionary Rule for Unnecessarily Suggestive Eyewitness Identifications Introduction In the landmark case State of New Mexico v. Ricardo Martinez, the...
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