Latest Breaking News On - Corrections justice committee - Page 1 : comparemela.com

New Mexico Judicial Compensation Commission recommends paying district court judges $209,922

New Mexico Judicial Compensation Commission recommends paying district court judges $209,922
krqe.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from krqe.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

New mexicoUnited statesWest virginiaNational centerMexico supreme court justicesJudicial compensation commissionCorrections justice committeeNew mexico supreme courtJustice committee

City Planning Commissioner Announces Council Campaign

City Planning Commissioner Announces Council Campaign
sfreporter.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from sfreporter.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Santa fe countyNew mexicoUnited statesOjo calienteCerro peladoCity of santa feSanta fe national forestJemez ranger districtLouis carlosAmina senaPatrick lysaghtEric wittPecos las vegasPilar faulknerMiguel acostaEric morelli

FRI: Restrictions on prison mail don t appear to decrease drug use, NM plans for more electric vehicle charging stations, + More

Restrictions on personal mail for people incarcerated in New Mexico prisons have not had any effect on drug use, according to legislative analysts, even though state prison officials said the new policy was meant to prevent drugs from getting inside. And the contractor that processes the mail has likely made over $100,000 so far.

United statesEl pasoNew mexicoLas crucesMichael jacksonDonald trumpMichelle lujan grishamDiane derzisAustin fisherHarold medinaThomas dobbsGail chaseyd albuquerqueLujan grishamShannon brewerCarmelina hartCheryl hamlin

Restrictions on prison mail don t appear to decrease drug use, legislative report says

The New Mexico prison system has not responded to a records request related to mail restrictions for over six months

United statesNew mexicoGail chaseyd albuquerqueCarmelina hartJacob candelariaCorrections justice committeeCorrections departmentNew mexico corrections departmentLegislative financeGail chaseyJustice committeePublic records actFirst amendment

Lawmakers will try criminal justice reform this year | The NM Political Report

Attempts at criminal justice reform are not new for the New Mexico Legislature, but success in lessening criminal penalties and revamping processes has seen mixed results. But reform advocates and some lawmakers said they are confident this is the year criminal justice reform proposals will gain more traction and possibly be signed into law. Rep. Antonio “Moe” Maestas, D-Albuquerque, who has been a long-time advocate for criminal justice reform said a politically progessive shift of the Legislature could help move those types of bills forward. “I think a lot of champions have emerged,” Maestas said. “So I anticipate a whole slew of criminal justice type bills to increase public safety and make the system more accountable”

New mexicoUnited statesGail chaseyMichelle lujan grishamLujan grishamAntonio moe maestasBennet baurLicensing departmentMexico corrections departmentCorrections justice committeeLaw enforcement academyMexico law enforcement academyMexico legislatureNew mexico legislatureNew mexico law enforcement academyAttorney general