New Mexico Grand Jury Petition Denied by Judges
A petition to convene a five district judges ordered a three month grand jury in Chaves County was denied for lacking face specifics of alleged criminal conduct. Mayor Kintigh and supporters argue constitutional right to petition, while critics warn of bias toward prosecutors. Felony cases may go to a newly established grand jury per state law.
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Martinez seeks a minimum 10 year term and a fourth degree felony for driving with a revoked or suspended license after a DWI. She announced orders to curb drunken driving and toured the state to promote patrols on dangerous highways and enforcement against parole violations.
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