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Your right to protest is a cornerstone of democratic society. Expressing your views in public spaces is protected, but understanding the boundaries of that protection ensures your safety and effectiveness. Knowing your legal rights before participating in a protest...
Housing should be fair for everyone. But sometimes, you may face unfair treatment when trying to rent or buy a home. In New Mexico, housing discrimination breaks both state and federal laws designed to protect your rights. Protected classes under New Mexico law...
The cash bail system in New Mexico sometimes attracts criticism for creating unequal outcomes. The purpose of bail is to ensure a person returns to court after arrest, but the system often places greater burdens on those from marginalized communities. Recognizing...
There’s been a lot of press coverage of New Mexico’s Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s plan to begin using the state’s National Guard this month to help deal with the rise in crime – particularly involving fentanyl as well as violent juvenile offenders -- in the...
Violating probation in New Mexico carries significant consequences. Probationers must adhere to strict conditions imposed by the court, and failure to comply can result in severe penalties, including incarceration. It’s crucial to fully understand the potential...
Hate crime laws protect individuals from violence or discrimination based on their race, religion, nationality, gender, or sexual orientation. These laws send a clear message that society will not tolerate crimes motivated by bias or prejudice. They go beyond...
Being taken into police custody can be an unsettling experience. However, understanding your rights can help you navigate the situation. The law grants specific protections to individuals in police custody. It is important to understand what those rights are so that...
Finding a place to call home should be a straightforward process. Yet, for many people, the journey is filled with unfair hurdles. Discriminatory housing practices are more common than you might think, and they often target minorities and vulnerable groups. If you've...
If you're dealing with a criminal record in New Mexico, you might feel overwhelmed and uncertain about your future. You may wonder if there's a way to clear your record and move on with your life. The good news is that New Mexico offers a path to expungement for...
Stop and frisk is legal in New Mexico but must adhere to specific legal standards. The Fourth Amendment, which protects against unreasonable searches and seizures, sets the rules for this practice. Police officers need reasonable suspicion to stop and frisk an...