We are a little over a week into the 2016 Legislative Session. While House Republicans have passed
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Santa Fe, NM - Legislation sponsored by Rep. Jim Dines allowing judges to impose stricter
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Santa Fe, NM - Today, legislation to crack down on repeat DWI offenders by increasing penalties
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Santa Fe, NM - Today, legislation to help address New Mexico's DWI problem passed the House Safety and
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Santa Fe, NM - Today, a bipartisan compromise bill that will stop giving driver's licenses to
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Santa Fe, NM - House Speaker Don Tripp praised recent upgrades to the information technology
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Santa Fe, NM - Today, Democrat Representative Javier Martinez made an outrageous statement when he
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Santa Fe, NM - Legislation sponsored by Reps. Nate Gentry and Paul Pacheco that would ensure that
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Santa Fe, NM - A bipartisan bill that would authorize local governments to impose curfews on
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Santa Fe, NM - Legislation sponsored by Rep. Conrad James to allow adjunct instructors to teach in
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Santa Fe, NM - Two bills to strengthen protections for New Mexico's children passed the House of
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Santa Fe, NM - Bipartisan legislation to close New Mexico's child pornography loophole passed the
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Santa Fe, NM - Legislation to amend the New Mexico Hate Crimes Act to include law enforcement
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Santa Fe, NM - Today a bill sponsored by Rep. Paul Pacheco to reform New Mexico's "three strikes" law
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Santa Fe, NM - Reps. Nate Gentry, joined by Democrat Sen. George Munoz, filed bipartisan
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Santa Fe, NM - Legislation sponsored by Rep. Monica Youngblood to improve student reading passed the
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Santa Fe, NM - A bill that will give judges access to the full criminal histories of violent
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Santa Fe, NM - A bill by Representative Sarah Maestas Barnes to provide an additional $1.2 million to
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Santa Fe, NM - A bill by Representative Sarah Maestas Barnes to provide an additional $1.2 million to
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Santa Fe, NM - Compromise legislation that will end the dangerous practice of giving New Mexico
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Santa Fe, NM - Today bipartisan legislation that would authorize local governments to impose
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Senator Howie C. Morales (D-Silver City) has targeted the Land of Enchantment's smokers. His SB 77
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By Paul Gessing
(Albuquerque) As the New Mexico Legislature moves into its final weeks and several
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Bill will end practice of giving driver's licenses to illegal immigrants
Santa Fe, NM - Today, a
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Santa Fe, NM - A bipartisan bill to close New Mexico's child pornography loophole passed its first
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