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Criminal Defense

Dispositions When Taking Probationary Pleas in New Mexico

New Mexico statutes offer probationary plea deals as an alternative to prison. Probationary pleas may result in probationary dispositions, including conditional discharges, deferred sentences, and suspended sentences. A conditional discharge is ideal since completing probation results in no criminal conviction on your record.   That said, you should never suffer

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Criminal Defense

What Is NM’s Driving on a DWI Revoked License Penalty?

New Mexico’s penalties for driving on a revoked license after a DWI include a mandatory arrest, a mandatory minimum 7 days and up to 364 days in jail, a mandatory minimum fine of $300 up to $1000, and immobilization of your motor vehicle for thirty days. Courts enforce these penalties

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Personal Injury

What to Do If You Slip and Fall in a Store

Report the accident and seek immediate medical attention if you slip and fall in a store. Avoid making any self-incriminating statements and follow through on your doctor’s orders after release from the hospital. Then, speak with a slip and fall lawyer near you for legal guidance on getting medical bills,

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Criminal Defense

Can a Lawyer Clear a Warrant in New Mexico?

Yes, a lawyer can clear a warrant in New Mexico on your behalf. However, they will need to investigate the background of your arrest or bench warrant first. Depending upon the facts, you may be able to either pay the set bond amount and bench warrant fee or file a

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Criminal Defense

What Is an Alibi Defense?

“I wasn’t me because I was not there.”   Alibi defenses are legal defenses in which defendants present evidence that they could not have committed a crime because they were elsewhere when it occurred. Eyewitnesses, video footage, or receipts can all serve as examples of alibi evidence. Alibi defenses are

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