United States — New Mexico
NMSA 7-1-78. Burden of proof in fraud cases
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In fraud or corruption proceedings, the secretary or the state bears the burden of proof on that issue.
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NMSA 60-7A-24. Obstruction of the administration of the Liquor Control
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It is a crime to obstruct the administration of the Liquor Control Act by force, bribe, threat, or other corrupt practice.
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NMSA 1-14-13. Post-election duties; proof that no corruption occurred; rejection
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In an election contest, certain candidates must prove there was no fraud or improper influence if the precinct board likely failed to follow ballot-protection duties; otherwise the precinct’s votes are rejected unless the board acted to trigger rejection.
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NMSA 7-38-93. Interference with the administration of the Property Tax
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It is an offence to obstruct or impede administration of the Property Tax Code by force, bribe, threat, or other corrupt practice.
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NMSA 7-1-74. Interference or attempts corruptly, forcibly or by threat to
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It is an offence to obstruct, impede, or try to obstruct or impede the administration of the Tax Administration Act by force, bribe, threat, or other corrupt practice.
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NMSA 44-7A-24. Vacating award
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A court must vacate an arbitration award if specified defects are shown, and a motion to vacate is generally due within 90 days of notice.
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NMSA 36-2-10. [Duties of attorneys.]
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An attorney-at-law must support the law, respect courts, act truthfully, protect client confidences, avoid offensive or misleading conduct, and not promote cases for corrupt motives.
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NMSA 1-25-2. Definitions
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This section defines terms used in the Recall Act.
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NMSA 50-1-9. Repealed
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This section is repealed.
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NMSA 60-2E-2. Policy
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Gaming activities may be allowed if they are strictly regulated, and gaming license holders have only a revocable privilege in the license.
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NMSA 29-9-2. Definitions
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This section defines “organized crime,” “public officer,” and “commission” for the Organized Crime Act.
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NMSA 36-1-9. [Removal from office; grounds enumerated.]
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A district attorney may be removed from office for listed misconduct or failure to perform official duties.
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NMSA 10-4-2. [Causes for removal of local officers.]
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This section lists grounds on which certain local officers may be removed from office.
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NMSA 31-6-7. Assistance for grand jury; report
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This section assigns duties and limited powers for grand jury assistance and conduct.
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NMSA 60-2E-34. Exclusion or ejection of certain persons from gaming
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The board must create a regulation-based list of people who may be excluded or ejected from gaming establishments, and a gaming operator licensee may also exclude or eject a person in some cases.
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NMSA 50-2-1. Findings and policies
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The section states New Mexico’s policy to eliminate certain coercive and collusive labor practices and to protect employees’ freedom in organization and bargaining.
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NMSA 61-12B-12. Denial, suspension, revocation and reinstatement of
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The superintendent may discipline Respiratory Care Act licenses or temporary permits for listed causes, and the department may set conditions and rules for reapplication or reinstatement after discipline.
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NMSA 22-10A-28. Discharge appeals; licensed school employees;
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A licensed school employee may appeal a discharge decision to an independent arbitrator, but must file a written notice quickly and follow the hearing and selection steps in this section.
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NMSA 22-10A-25. Appeals; independent arbitrator; qualifications;
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An employee may appeal a school board or governing authority termination decision to an arbitrator, but must do so in writing within five working days and include a statement of particulars.
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NMSA 40-4-7.2. Binding arbitration option; procedure
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Parties in certain domestic relations cases may agree to binding arbitration, but courts generally may not force arbitration without a written agreement.
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