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N.M. Jud. Standards Comm'n Rule 27

SCHEDULING ORDER

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As soon as practicable following service of the judge’s response to a notice of formal

proceedings or, if no response, after the time set for a response, the presiding officer appointed

for the hearing on the merits shall hold a scheduling conference with the parties. At the

scheduling conference, the presiding officer shall set case management dates and deadlines and

issue a scheduling order in the form approved by the Commission, which shall contain:

A. A hearing on the merits to be held as soon as practicable after service of a notice

of formal proceedings on a judge, but no sooner than thirty (30) days after the parties have been

given notice thereof.

B. Completion of discovery.

C. Filing amendments to notices of formal proceedings and responses.

D. Filing motions, including motions that must be decided by the Commission.

E. Exchanging of initial and final witness and exhibit lists for the adjudicatory

phase and for the recommendations phase.

F. Objections to witnesses and exhibits.

G. Requests to the Commission for issuance of subpoenas.

H. A pre-hearing conference.

I. Such other matters as the presiding officer may deem appropriate to the

management of the case.

Provenance

Source
www.nmjsc.org
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
Content hash
fef44cf838dbb5c65014de7b3464ed695641dbb58339e4fb0917d81391c693c9
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