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What to Do If Pulled Over for a DUI in New Mexico?

Nothing is more frightening than getting pulled over for a DUI, especially when you have had a drink or two. However, New Mexico statutes afford all drivers due process of the law, including those that occur during traffic stops. If this EVER happens to you, it is critical to remember

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Criminal Defense

What Is a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE)?

A drug recognition expert (DRE) attempts to assess the impairment level of drugged driver impairment. They receive certification through the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)-certified police. DREs must also determine the type of substance used by following a 12-step testing protocol. Mora County DUI attorney, Marc A. Grano,

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Criminal Defense

What Is an Aggravated DUI/DWI in New Mexico?

An aggravated DUI/DWI in New Mexico may be charged when a person operates a motor vehicle and: has a BAC at or above 0.16%,  exceed the legal blood alcohol content (BAC) limit while operating a motor vehicle and cause painful temporary disfigurement loss or impairment to another, or are under

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Bicycle Accidents

7 Tips for Protecting Your New Mexico Accident Injury Claim

Insurers are focused on how much they pay for covered injury claim settlements. As such, New Mexico’s civil laws impose specific rules on how they should handle the payment of claims. Preparing for the claims process might offer substantial advantages and opportunities when undertaken with legal advice from an attorney.

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Criminal Defense

Can You Get a DUI for Prescription Drugs in New Mexico?

Yes, you can get charged for driving under the influence (DUI) of intoxicating prescription drugs in New Mexico per NMSA § 66-8-102(B). This rule applies to both controlled and non-controlled substances, even if taken as prescribed by your doctor. Refrain from making self-incriminating statements and get legal advice if arrested.

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Criminal Defense

What Is the Manslaughter Law in New Mexico?

The manslaughter law in New Mexico defines this crime as the unlawful killing of another person without malice. State law recognizes two types of manslaughter charges, including voluntary manslaughter, a third-degree felony resulting in the death of a human being, and involuntary manslaughter, a fourth-degree felony. Our criminal defense attorney

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