The New Mexico Supreme Court on Friday issued an order in a case surrounding the removal of McKinley County District Attorney Bernadine Martin over allegations of misconduct. The court ordered that allegations of misconduct in Martin’s prior term as DA can be considered in proceedings to remove her from office.

The New Mexico Supreme Court is allowing a case calling for the removal of McKinley County's district attorney to go to trial.

TO STATE HER CASE. 30 DAYS FROM TODAY, THE STATE SUPREME COURT ISSUING THIS NOTICE ON TUESDAY TO MCKINLEY COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY BERNADINE MARTIN TO RESPOND. THE SUPREME COURT SAYS SHE HAS 30 DAYS TO RESPOND TO THAT PETITION, WHICH ALLEGES ALL SORTS OF ...

McKinley County District Attorney Bernadine Martin will not be able to delay the process to remove her from office, any longer. The New Mexico Supreme Court on Friday denied Martin’s request for more time to turn over evidence,

The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled against the City of Albuquerque as they face a lawsuit over how they treat homeless people in the city.

The New Mexico Supreme Court has denied Albuquerque's request to halt a lawsuit filed by homeless residents, allowing the case to proceed to trial in October 2026.

The case that the Supreme Court declined to take up involves pharmaceutical executive Fred Eshelman, who unsuccessfully pursued criminal and civil trespassing charges against four hunters from Missouri who used a specially constructed ladder to access BLM land intermixed with square-mile sections of Eshelman’s land during a 2021 hunting trip.

The high court’s conservative majority largely blesses broad executive power, but some justices are also wary of it in the economic realm.