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N.M. Jud. Standards Comm'n Rule 31

FAILURE TO RESPOND OR APPEAR

activein force · 2020-02-10 – presentact-effective-date

A. Failure to Respond.

(1) If a judge fails, in whole or in part, to respond to a notice of investigation,

the Commission may direct that the investigation continue and may take further actions as

permitted by these rules.

(2) If a judge fails, in whole or in part, to respond to a notice of formal

proceedings, the charges of the notice of formal proceedings for which there has been no

response may be deemed denied and the Commission may take further action as permitted by

these rules.

B. Failure to Appear.

(1) If a judge fails to appear at any Commission proceeding, the Commission

may issue an order to show cause.

(2) Following a hearing on an order to show cause, the Commission may go

forward with the proceeding and may take further action as permitted by these rules, with or

without the presence of the judge.

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