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Monthly Archives: October 2025
At last, legislators have in-district aides
One of her projects, said the recently hired legislative aide, is to track the capital outlay projects for her district that were passed before her senator was in office. This legislative aide works for a first-term senator. The project is … Continue reading
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The price of punitive damages in malpractice
The doctor is thinking seriously about leaving New Mexico. He is not willing to risk losing his home, his life savings, or everything else he owns. He is an emergency room doctor. His wife is a family practice doctor. He … Continue reading
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Get ready for local elections
New Mexicans, it’s time to focus attention on your own local community. Statewide local elections are coming in a few weeks: November 4, the first Tuesday in November. Local elections are usually more important than most of us realize, especially … Continue reading
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