If you served in the military, you are familiar with the saying, “Hurry up and wait!”
It is a common reference to one echelon of command setting a time to start or meet; followed by a lower echelon of command setting a slightly earlier time to ensure no one is late.
As we ring in a new year and approach the third anniversary of the global pandemic, life has...
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I am excited to announce the second year of a New Mexico Supreme Court civics education program...
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“Thank you for your service,” is an expression we use to show our appreciation to military, law...
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When I assumed office eight years ago, I never suspected that I would administer as many oaths as I do.
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Are you old enough to remember having an old television or radio that worked on tube technology?...
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In your lifetime, you are likely to be in receipt of a summons for court. If you do not read any...
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In last month’s Court Report, I wrote about the development of magistrate courts from their...
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How did you celebrate or memorialize this past September 22? You know — the 175th anniversary of...
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Many here in Valencia County still remember my grandfather John S. Aragon. During his educational...
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In July 2008 I began a career within the judiciary that landed me in the world of jury service....
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Have you ever felt alone in a crowd, like you are isolated with your problems? Many of us were...
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