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In a relatively short opinion, the New Mexico Supreme Court concludes that the catch-all provision in the motor vehicle code (“MVC”) cannot be used to criminalize a burnt-out bulb in
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Read FullIn State v. Cruz, the New Mexico Supreme Court corrected a number of frankly baffling errors made by a magistrate and district court. The opinion does not appear to create
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