NMSA 43-2-19. Peace officer or public service officer; no liability
Peace officers and public service officers may do a protective search of an intoxicated person before transport if they reasonably think it is needed for their own safety, and they are not civilly liable for reasonable measures taken under the Detoxification Reform Act if those measures were reasonable and did not use
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Peace officers and public service officers may do a protective search of an intoxicated person before transport if they reasonably think it is needed for their own safety, and they are not civilly liable for reasonable measures taken under the Detoxification Reform Act if those measures were reasonable and did not use excessive or unnecessary force.
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