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Eyewitness testimony is a valid and oft-used form of evidence in New Mexico's criminal courts. However, studies increasingly show that humans' ability to accurately assess and remember situational details isn't nearly as great as once thought. Eye-popping eyewitness...
In February of 2021, the New Mexico Civil Rights Act passed in the New Mexico House and headed to the Senate. This was a highly debated act within the House, but what does it mean for the state's residents? How does it affect me? This civil rights act will allow a...
If you lose your case in New Mexico, an attorney could help you file for an appeal. Not all cases can be appealed, and an appeal doesn't automatically mean that a judge will overturn your case. However, the higher court could possibly give you a new judgment. How do...
Normally, criminal and civil lawsuits are filed in order to punish wrongdoings or obtain compensation for a plaintiff who may need it to cover medical bills or other damages brought on by another party's negligence. However, in some cases, these suits are filed with...