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- (505) 319-3486
- P. O. Box 21996, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87154
New Mexico Judges
Making Law? |
| According to the U.S. Constitution, there is a
separation of powers among the three branches of government: executive,
judicial, and legislative. As most of us learned in high school civics
classes, it is the task of the legislative branch to make law; the
judicial branch upholds the law. However, here in New Mexico we essentially
have a one party government because the judicial branch either directly
changes our law or it goes through other channels to create its own
laws as Rules. * In 2000 when Judge Deborah Davis Walker was Head Judge of the Bernalillo County Family Court, she issued a memorandum to override law, refusing attachments to pleadings in family court cases. To this day the family court clerks refuse attachments to pleadings without special permission from a judge. New Mexico local rules for Bernalillo County clearly provide for such attachments. |
| Do you have information of concern or have you filed a complaint to an official regarding a New Mexico judge? CFJ would like to know! Please contact us via email info@family-justice.org class telephone (505) 319-3486, or postal mail at P.O. Box 21996, Albuquerque, NM 87154. Help us root out problem persons in the court system! |
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October 7, 2007
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