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Couy Griffin sentenced to 14 days, $3K fine for Jan 6 convictions

In addition to the 14 days - which Griffin had already served in 20 days of pre-trial detention - he will complete community service and undergo 1 year of supervised release.

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Otero County Commissioner Couy Griffin sentenced; avoids more jail time, gets fines, supervised release

Otero County Commissioner Couy Griffin sentenced; avoids more jail time, gets fines, supervised release
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Couy Griffin sentenced to 14 days, $3K fine for Jan 6 convictions

Couy Griffin sentenced to 14 days, $3K fine for Jan 6 convictions
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NM Supreme Court steps in after Otero County refuses to certify primary results

The Otero County Commission is required by state law to certify the election results within 10 days of the election, unless it is able to find a specific discrepancy in the results. It hasn't.

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Otero County could face criminal charges over 2022 election results

Following the vote to not certify the 2022 election, New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver filed a lawsuit against the commissioners.

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