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State v. Flores: Upholding First-Degree Murder Conviction Through Comprehensive Evidentiary Analysis

State v. Flores: Upholding First-Degree Murder Conviction Through Comprehensive Evidentiary Analysis

Date: Jan 6, 2010
State v. Flores: Upholding First-Degree Murder Conviction Through Comprehensive Evidentiary Analysis Introduction In the case of State of New Mexico v. Joseph Flores, the Supreme Court of New Mexico...
Revisiting the Speedy Trial Right: State of New Mexico v. Frank O. Garza

Revisiting the Speedy Trial Right: State of New Mexico v. Frank O. Garza

Date: Jun 26, 2009
Revisiting the Speedy Trial Right: State of New Mexico v. Frank O. Garza Introduction The Supreme Court of New Mexico, in State of New Mexico v. Frank O. Garza (146 N.M. 499, 2009), addressed...
Redefining Child Endangerment: Substantial and Foreseeable Risk Required for Conviction

Redefining Child Endangerment: Substantial and Foreseeable Risk Required for Conviction

Date: Jun 24, 2009
Redefining Child Endangerment: Substantial and Foreseeable Risk Required for Conviction Introduction In the landmark case of State of New Mexico v. Julio Chavez (146 N.M. 434), decided on June 23,...
Admissibility of Medical Expert Testimony in Workers' Compensation: DeWitt v. Rent-A-Center

Admissibility of Medical Expert Testimony in Workers' Compensation: DeWitt v. Rent-A-Center

Date: Jun 18, 2009
Admissibility of Medical Expert Testimony in Workers' Compensation: DeWitt v. Rent-A-Center, Inc. Introduction The case Leslie A. DeWitt v. Rent-A-Center, Inc. (146 N.M. 453), adjudicated by the...
New Mexico Supreme Court Establishes Judicial Authority to Grant Use Immunity to Defense Witnesses

New Mexico Supreme Court Establishes Judicial Authority to Grant Use Immunity to Defense Witnesses

Date: Jun 16, 2009
New Mexico Supreme Court Establishes Judicial Authority to Grant Use Immunity to Defense Witnesses Introduction In the landmark case of State of New Mexico v. Isaac Belanger, the Supreme Court of New...
Judicial Recusal Standards: STATE of New Mexico v. J. Tyrone Riordan

Judicial Recusal Standards: STATE of New Mexico v. J. Tyrone Riordan

Date: May 22, 2009
Judicial Recusal Standards: STATE of New Mexico v. J. Tyrone Riordan Introduction In the landmark case STATE of New Mexico v. J. Tyrone Riordan (146 N.M. 281), adjudicated by the Supreme Court of New...
Unenforceable One-Sided Arbitration Clauses: New Mexico Supreme Court Declares Them Unconscionable

Unenforceable One-Sided Arbitration Clauses: New Mexico Supreme Court Declares Them Unconscionable

Date: Apr 30, 2009
Unenforceable One-Sided Arbitration Clauses: New Mexico Supreme Court Declares Them Unconscionable Introduction In the landmark case Laura A. Cordova v. World Finance Corporation of New Mexico, the...
Reasonable Suspicion for Traffic Stops Based on Turn Signal Violations: State v. Hubble

Reasonable Suspicion for Traffic Stops Based on Turn Signal Violations: State v. Hubble

Date: Apr 1, 2009
Reasonable Suspicion for Traffic Stops Based on Turn Signal Violations: State v. Hubble Introduction State of New Mexico v. Rich Hubble is a pivotal case adjudicated by the Supreme Court of New...
Expansion of Malicious Abuse of Process to Arbitration Proceedings: Durham v. Guest

Expansion of Malicious Abuse of Process to Arbitration Proceedings: Durham v. Guest

Date: Feb 21, 2009
Expansion of Malicious Abuse of Process to Arbitration Proceedings: Durham v. Guest Introduction Durham v. Guest (145 N.M. 694, 2009) is a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of New Mexico that...
Muse v. Muse: Establishing Rights to Accountings in Marital Dissolutions

Muse v. Muse: Establishing Rights to Accountings in Marital Dissolutions

Date: Nov 14, 2008
Muse v. Muse: Establishing Rights to Accountings in Marital Dissolutions Introduction In the protracted and contentious marital dissolution case of Lana Carol Muse v. Jack Leroy Muse, the Court of...
Unenforceability of Class Action Bans for Small Consumer Claims under New Mexico Public Policy

Unenforceability of Class Action Bans for Small Consumer Claims under New Mexico Public Policy

Date: Jun 28, 2008
Unenforceability of Class Action Bans for Small Consumer Claims under New Mexico Public Policy Introduction In the landmark case of Robert Fiser, indi v. Dell Computer Corporation (144 N.M. 464), the...
Exigent Circumstances Exception Upheld for Warrantless Weapon Seizures on School Grounds: STATE v. ROWELL

Exigent Circumstances Exception Upheld for Warrantless Weapon Seizures on School Grounds: STATE v. ROWELL

Date: Jun 27, 2008
Exigent Circumstances Exception Upheld for Warrantless Weapon Seizures on School Grounds: STATE v. ROWELL Introduction State of New Mexico v. Richard Rowell, 144 N.M. 371 (Supreme Court of New...
Implied Covenant of Good Faith Affirmed in Sanders v. FedEx

Implied Covenant of Good Faith Affirmed in Sanders v. FedEx

Date: Jun 26, 2008
Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing Applied to Independent Contractors in Sanders v. FedEx Introduction Sanders v. FedEx Ground Package System, Inc. is a landmark judgment delivered by...
State v. Rudolfo: Clarifying Double Jeopardy and Retiring 'Slight Evidence' in Self-Defense Instructions

State v. Rudolfo: Clarifying Double Jeopardy and Retiring 'Slight Evidence' in Self-Defense Instructions

Date: Jun 6, 2008
State v. Rudolfo: Clarifying Double Jeopardy and Retiring 'Slight Evidence' in Self-Defense Instructions Introduction State of New Mexico v. Mario Rudolfo, 2008, is a pivotal case adjudicated by the...
Judicial Integrity Reinforced: Supreme Court of New Mexico Removes Judge Griego for Misconduct

Judicial Integrity Reinforced: Supreme Court of New Mexico Removes Judge Griego for Misconduct

Date: Apr 12, 2008
Judicial Integrity Reinforced: Supreme Court of New Mexico Removes Judge Griego for Misconduct Introduction The integrity of the judiciary is paramount to upholding the rule of law and maintaining...
State of New Mexico v. Stanley Grogan: Establishing Judicial Discretion in Granting New Trials for Ineffective Assistance of Counsel

State of New Mexico v. Stanley Grogan: Establishing Judicial Discretion in Granting New Trials for Ineffective Assistance of Counsel

Date: Jun 28, 2007
State of New Mexico v. Stanley Grogan: Establishing Judicial Discretion in Granting New Trials for Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Introduction The landmark case, State of New Mexico v. Stanley...
New Mexico Supreme Court Establishes Double Jeopardy Protections in Felony Murder Cases

New Mexico Supreme Court Establishes Double Jeopardy Protections in Felony Murder Cases

Date: Jun 26, 2007
New Mexico Supreme Court Establishes Double Jeopardy Protections in Felony Murder Cases Introduction The Supreme Court of New Mexico, in the landmark case of STATE of New Mexico v. Jarrell Frazier...
STATE v. OTTO: Supreme Court Establishes Guidelines for Admissibility of Uncharged Acts and Non-Hearsay Statements under NMRA Rules 11-404(B) and 11-801(C)

STATE v. OTTO: Supreme Court Establishes Guidelines for Admissibility of Uncharged Acts and Non-Hearsay Statements under NMRA Rules 11-404(B) and 11-801(C)

Date: Apr 12, 2007
STATE v. OTTO: Supreme Court Establishes Guidelines for Admissibility of Uncharged Acts and Non-Hearsay Statements under NMRA Rules 11-404(B) and 11-801(C) Introduction STATE of New Mexico,...
Enhancing Severance Standards: Preventing Prejudicial Cross-Admissibility in Joint Trials – New Mexico Supreme Court Sets New Precedent

Enhancing Severance Standards: Preventing Prejudicial Cross-Admissibility in Joint Trials – New Mexico Supreme Court Sets New Precedent

Date: Feb 24, 2007
Enhancing Severance Standards: Preventing Prejudicial Cross-Admissibility in Joint Trials – New Mexico Supreme Court Sets New Precedent Introduction In the landmark case State of New Mexico v....
Multiple Attempted Robbery Convictions for Distinct Victims Do Not Violate Double Jeopardy

Multiple Attempted Robbery Convictions for Distinct Victims Do Not Violate Double Jeopardy

Date: Oct 18, 2006
Multiple Attempted Robbery Convictions for Distinct Victims Do Not Violate Double Jeopardy Introduction The case of STATE of New Mexico v. Mario Bernal (140 N.M. 644) addresses significant legal...
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