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Albuquerque police may take your cash during a traffic stop without charging you with a crime. New Mexico passed significant reforms in 2015, but civil asset forfeiture continues to raise questions about property rights and due process. Understanding how the law works...
Imagine officers arrive at your Albuquerque home with a signed search warrant, and everything they do next looks official. But what if the sworn statement that convinced a judge to approve it was not true? A warrant is only as reliable as the facts behind it, and...
In New Mexico, police do not have to explain why they detain someone when the stop begins. This may surprise people who expect an immediate reason for a stop. Police may make a brief stop when they have reasonable suspicion of a crime. This rule gives officers some...
Job hunting can feel brutal right now. You see posts every day from people who send out dozens of applications and still wait months for an offer. So when you finally get a promising lead, you don’t want a criminal charge to derail it. Your career and financial...