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State Court Docket Watch: Grisham v. Romero


Apr 28th, 2021 5 min read
COMMENTARY BY
Legal Fellow, Meese Center
GianCarlo is a Legal Fellow in the Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at The Heritage Foundation.
Justice Thomson’s admonition that the courts ought to be vigilant against executive overreach can be seen as hollow.
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Key Takeaways
The New Mexico Supreme Court rejected a challenge to an executive order that closed indoor dining at restaurants and breweries in response to COVID-19.
The court concluded that the order did not disrupt the balance of powers because “New Mexico has not entered a ‘new normal.’”
The court has, perhaps inadvertently, potentially initiated a dramatic shift in state administrative law.

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High court rejects 'warrior gene' defense as unreliable

High court rejects 'warrior gene' defense as unreliable
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Supreme Court: 'Warrior gene' defense is unreliable


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SANTA FE – The state Supreme Court upheld a murder conviction Friday against a man who claimed a “warrior gene” made him predisposed to impulsive acts of violence.
Anthony Yepez
In a unanimous decision, justices ruled that a lower court was justified in excluding evidence about a theory that lacks scientific reliability in the conviction of Anthony Blas Yepez by a jury for the death of 75-year-old George Ortiz of Santa Fe in 2012.
Defense attorneys say Yepez was incapable of forming the intent to deliberately kill, but expert testimony on the scientific claim was excluded in the pre-trial hearing phase.

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High court rejects 'warrior gene' defense as unreliable

High court rejects 'warrior gene' defense as unreliable
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Bill to pay pandemic 'reparations' to New Mexico businesses stalls in committee

Roswell Republican Cliff Pirtle argued that business restrictions due to COVID-19 amount to property takings under the New Mexico Constitution.

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NM Supreme Court issues official opinion on validity of state emergency health orders


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The New Mexico Supreme Court on Monday issued a written opinion that explained its reasoning behind a bench ruling regarding state emergency public health orders. The high court ruled last summer that the state and the governor are legally allowed to issue emergency health orders without a formal rulemaking process. 
The court unanimously ruled that the state Department of Health and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham are granted, by the Legislature, the ability to issue orders limiting certain business activities. In this case, businesses were ordered to cease indoor dining during the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Last year a group of business owners challenged those orders, arguing that they were arbitrary and capricious and that the normal rulemaking process should be followed to implement such emergency orders. 

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Vargas Takes Oath Of Office To New Mexico Supreme Court


Vargas Takes Oath Of Office To New Mexico Supreme Court
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Justice Julie J. Vargas is sworn into office by Chief Justice Michael E. Vigil. Standing next to Justice Vargas is her mother, Elisa Vargas. Courtesy/Administrative Office of the Courts
NMSC News:
SANTA FE — Supreme Court Justice Julie J. Vargas was sworn into office Monday.
Chief Justice Michael Vigil administered the oath of office to the justice during a ceremony in the Supreme Court courtroom. Family members of the justice were present.
Other Supreme Court justices, friends and judicial colleagues attended remotely through an audio-video connection. 
The governor appointed Justice Vargas to a vacancy created by the retirement of Justice Judith Nakamura.

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Governor appoints UNM alumna to highest court in New Mexico


The Albuquerque native, and former Lobo, will succeed Justice Judith Nakamura.
“We are extremely pleased to learn that our alum, Judge Julie Vargas, has been selected by the governor to be the newest justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court. It is wonderful to see all the amazing things that our alums accomplish," said Sergio Pareja, School of Law dean
The governor selected Vargas from the list of candidates provided by the Judicial Nominating Commission after conducting multiple interviews.
“Judge Vargas has demonstrated her quality as a consistent and conscientious jurist,” Lujan Grisham said. “She is a fair, trustworthy and thoughtful representative of New Mexico’s judicial system, and I know New Mexico will benefit from her service now as a justice.”

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