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A disagreement at home can turn serious fast if the police get involved. Officers sometimes make arrests without getting the full story first. That is why it helps to know your rights if you ever face domestic abuse allegations. What counts as domestic abuse under...
Being treated unfairly because of who you are can leave you hurt, frustrated and unsure where to turn. If you are facing discrimination in Albuquerque, the City’s Office of Civil Rights may provide a way to report it. Learning how the process works can help you...
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...
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...
A shoplifting accusation might feel minor at first, especially if the item was not expensive. In New Mexico, the value of the merchandise can quickly change the level of the charge. A case that starts as a store report or police citation could become more serious if...
Many people do not realize law enforcement or another party unlawfully confined them until after the incident. Being held against your will is a terrifying experience that can leave lasting emotional scars and a deep distrust of the justice system. Understanding the...
Work should not feel unsafe, uncomfortable or threatening for you. If you are facing unwanted sexual advances from co-workers and nothing changes after you report it, you may be facing serious civil rights violations in your workplace. There are laws designed to...
Finding a home for your family should depend on your needs and budget, not your race. Unfortunately, discrimination can still happen. Both New Mexico and federal law protect you from racial bias in housing. Knowing what to watch for and what steps to take can help you...
Police body cameras play a clear role in civil rights claims across New Mexico. State law requires certain law enforcement agencies to use body-worn cameras and follow written rules about when officers must record. When officers follow these rules, video footage can...
A criminal record can affect jobs, housing, and education long after a case ends. New Mexico law now provides broader options to clear past convictions, even when more than one case appears on your record. If each case meets legal requirements, expungement may still...