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N.M. Code R. § 10.8.2.16 : PUBLIC SAFETY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT — WEAPONS AND EXPLOSIVES — CARRYING CONCEALED HANDGUNS — TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF LICENSE
Text
A.
Carrying only handguns listed on license.
No person shall carry a concealed handgun of a different category or higher caliber than is indicated on the license issued to that person by the department. A licensee shall only carry one concealed handgun at any given time.
B.
Consumption of alcohol prohibited.
No person shall consume alcohol while carrying a concealed handgun.
C.
Carrying while impaired.
No person shall carry a concealed handgun while impaired by the use of alcohol, controlled substances, or over-the-counter or prescribed medications.
D.
Display of license on demand.
A licensee carrying a concealed handgun on or about his person in public shall, upon demand by a peace officer, display his license to carry a concealed handgun.
E.
Prohibited acts.
A licensee shall not deface, alter, mutilate, reproduce, lend, transfer, or sell a license. A licensee shall adhere to Section
30-7-4
NMSA 1978 as it pertains to negligent use of a deadly weapon.
F.
Carrying prohibited on private property.
In addition to other limitations stated in the act, a licensee may not carry a concealed handgun on or about his person on private property that has signs posted prohibiting the carrying of concealed weapons or when verbally told so by a person lawfully in possession of the property.
G.
Carrying prohibited in preschools.
No licensee shall carry a concealed handgun on the premises of a preschool that provides care to infants, toddlers, and children aged five and younger, which includes child care facilities, home-based or center-based, and whether or not the facility is licensed, registered, or regulated.
H.
Schools.
Carrying of a deadly weapon on school premises is prohibited except as allowed by the law.
I.
University.
Carrying of a firearm on university premises is prohibited except as allowed by the law.
J.
Liquor establishments.
Carrying of a firearm in an establishment licensed to dispense alcoholic beverages is prohibited except as allowed by the law.
K.
Indicia of licensure.
Only a law enforcement officer may carry a badge, patch, card, or any other indication of authority to carry a concealed handgun in New Mexico other than the license issued by the department or a license issued by a state that has been accepted by reciprocity by New Mexico pursuant to the act.
L.
Notice of change in circumstances.
A licensee shall, within 10 days, both notify the department in writing and return the license to it within 10 days upon the occurrence of any of the following:
(1)
adjudication of mental incompetence has been entered or issued against the licensee;
(2)
the licensee has been committed to a facility for the treatment of mental illness;
(3)
the licensee has been committed to a facility for treatment of addiction to alcohol, controlled substances, or other drugs;
(4)
an order of protection has been issued by a court against the licensee;
(5)
an indictment for or charge with a felony or a disqualifying misdemeanor offense described in Subsection (B) of Section
29-19-4
NMSA 1978 has been issued against the licensee;
(6)
is no longer a full time salaried law enforcement officer; or
(7)
the licensee is other than honorably discharged from the military.
N.M. Code R. § 10.8.2.16
10.8.2.16 NMAC - N, 11-26-03; A, 11-30-05; A, 5-14-10, Adopted by New Mexico Register, Volume XXVII, Issue 22, November 30, 2016, eff. 11/30/2016
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