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N.M. Jud. Standards Comm'n Rule 29

PRE-HEARING MOTIONS

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A. At any time before the deadline set for such motions by the presiding officer, the

parties may file pre-hearing motions.

B. The presiding officer shall decide all pre-hearing motions except motions that

seek determination of a factual issue, motions that seek to amend or dismiss, in whole or in part,

the charges of a notice of formal proceedings, or motions appealing any order of a presiding

officer, which motions shall be decided by the Commission.

C. No motions for summary judgment shall be filed in proceedings before the

Commission.

SECTION V. HEARING ON THE MERITS.

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www.nmjsc.org
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2026-09-30
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2026-09-30
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