NM · rules
N.M. Ct. App. Policies & Procedures Manual XIII
CALENDARING JUDGE
A. The chief judge shall determine and distribute the annual calendaring
and judge rotation calendar. The period of duty of the calendaring judge
shall normally be for two months at a time and shall rotate among the
judges of the Court.
B. The calendaring judge continues to take assignment of cases during
their term as calendaring judge.
C. The calendaring judge shall have the discretion to determine which
calendar a case will be placed upon. The use of transcripts and
recordings on a summary calendar case is discouraged, but can be
employed when they are transmitted to the Court in the ordinary course
and when doing so is deemed an appropriate and efficient use of Court
and DACA resources. If a case is to be summarily disposed of on the
basis of the calendar assignment and a member of the panel disagrees,
even after conference, the case may be reassigned to the general
calendar or the disagreeing panel member may write separately. Two
judges shall be randomly assigned by the clerk’s office to serve as
participants on each summary calendar case.
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- coa.nmcourts.gov
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- 2026-09-30
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- 2026-09-30
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