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Judiciary

Aubrey Blair Dunn

On bail reform, let’s get a few things straight

By Aubrey Blair Dunn | October 24, 2017

Five Supreme Court justices should not be legislating any policy reform, much less bail. Continue Reading

Leo M. Romero

Bail reform: overdue and more to do

By Leo M. Romero | October 17, 2017

I am confident that the reforms will better protect our community from crime. Continue Reading

Albuquerque

NM high court rejects Albuquerque ballot-access challenge

By Kent Paterson | July 12, 2017

The decision let stand a lower court ruling that only people whose petition signatures were disqualified — not Stella Padilla, the potential mayoral candidate whose forms they signed — had standing to sue. Continue Reading

An inadequately funded judiciary is a denial of justice

By Charles W. Daniels | March 28, 2017

The underfunding of our state’s judiciary has created a constitutional crisis. Continue Reading

John Sanchez

In Martinez’s absence, lieutenant governor OKs court funding

By The New Mexican | February 23, 2017

John Sanchez was acting as the state’s chief executive while Gov. Susana Martinez traveled to Washington, D.C. Continue Reading

A statue outside the Roundhouse in Santa Fe.

Emergency funding bill for state courts heads to governor

By Steve Terrell, The Santa Fe New Mexican | February 22, 2017

The bill would pay for jury trials and other costs for courts around the state for the rest of the budget year, which ends on June 30. Continue Reading

Jeff Shannon

Circuit court closures could create hassles for rural NM residents

By Andrew Oxford, The Santa Fe New Mexican | February 19, 2017

The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly earlier this month to close the circuit courts in Questa and Quemado. Continue Reading

A statue outside the Roundhouse in Santa Fe.

Senate committee OKs money for jury trials

By Andrew Oxford, The Santa Fe New Mexican | February 14, 2017

It was unclear whether the legislation represented a temporary or a permanent step back from the brink of a breakdown for the judicial system. Continue Reading

Judith Nakamura

State Board of Finance OKs emergency funding for courts

By Andrew Oxford, The Santa Fe New Mexican | February 8, 2017

The move temporarily fixes a shortfall that officials say would have brought an end to jury trials March 1 and led to furloughs of court workers. Continue Reading

A statue outside the Roundhouse in Santa Fe.

House approves emergency funding for courts

By Andrew Oxford, The Santa Fe New Mexican | February 6, 2017

The 68-0 vote sends the funding bill to the Senate with the clock ticking on what Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles Daniels said could be a breakdown of New Mexico’s justice system. Continue Reading

Henry Valdez and Robert P. "Rick" Tedrow

Courts feel crunch amid economic scarcity

By Phaedra Haywood, The Santa Fe New Mexican | February 5, 2017

While judicial officials are sounding alarm bells, court data show that funding and the number of employees have increased over the past decade while the number of cases has declined. Continue Reading

Chief Justice Daniels’ 2017 State of the Judiciary Address

By Charles W. Daniels | January 20, 2017

Here is Chief Justice Charles W. Daniels’ 2017 State of the Judiciary Address. Continue Reading

Charles W. Daniels

Chief justice: State’s judicial system ‘is on life support’

By Phaedra Haywood, The Santa Fe New Mexican | January 19, 2017

State Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles Daniels portrayed a court system withering from funding cuts to the point it can no longer provide indigent defendants their constitutional rights to an adequate defense. Continue Reading

Pete Campos

We must properly fund our court system

By Pete Campos | January 9, 2017

New Mexicans can expect fewer services and further reductions in court business hours if the judiciary must absorb additional budget cuts. Continue Reading

Carter Bundy with his son Gus

Tax cuts, loopholes, exemptions leading to systemic implosion in NM

By Carter Bundy | December 7, 2016

We can’t keep slashing government without endangering things we value most, like the right to a fair trial and legal representation. Continue Reading

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