NMSA 66-8-117. Penalty assessment misdemeanors; option; effect
An arresting officer must offer a penalty assessment option for a penalty assessment misdemeanor unless a warning notice is given. Payment generally must be mailed to the division within 30 days of arrest, with a municipal-program exception. A signature on the notice counts as an admission of guilt, and payment records
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An arresting officer must offer a penalty assessment option for a penalty assessment misdemeanor unless a warning notice is given. Payment generally must be mailed to the division within 30 days of arrest, with a municipal-program exception. A signature on the notice counts as an admission of guilt, and payment records are not admissible in civil actions.
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