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N.M. Jud. Standards Comm'n Rule 33

DISMISSAL

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

A. At any time following docketing of a complaint or service of a notice of

investigation, the Commission may dismiss all or part of the allegations therein.

B. At any time after service of a notice of formal proceedings, the Commission may

dismiss all or part of the charges therein.

C. If the complaint is a third party complaint, the complainant shall be notified if

the entire complaint is dismissed. If the judge has been served with a notice of investigation or a

notice of formal proceedings, the judge shall be notified of the dismissal.

Provenance

Source
www.nmjsc.org
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
Content hash
50363f7d92383c08884d2d6edda89ea02354424d482ebfc86349032bc2eae4e8
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