New Mexico Code — 10
Browse 98 sections in division 10 of the New Mexico code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 10-1-1. Ineligibility for recess appointment after rejection by senate
- § 10-1-2. Person convicted of crime; ineligibility for office; exception
- § 10-1-3. Deputies and assistants convicted of crimes; penalty for appointment or retention
- § 10-1-4. Women eligible for appointment
- § 10-1-6. Affidavits of residence; prima facie value as evidence
- § 10-1-7. Provisions of employment contracts
- § 10-1-8. Failure to employ residents; penalties
- § 10-1-9. False affidavit to obtain employment; penalty
- § 10-1-10. Nepotism prohibited; exceptions
- § 10-1-11. Payment of nepotic employees; liability of employer and bondsmen; employment void
- § 10-1-12. Employment of persons advocating sabotage, sedition or treason prohibited; discharge of such persons already employed
- § 10-1-13. County officers; oath; bond
- § 10-2-1. Sureties on bonds; qualifications
- § 10-2-2. County or district officer not to be surety for another official
- § 10-2-3. State and county officers prohibited from being sureties
- § 10-2-4. Public officer becoming surety; misdemeanor in office
- § 10-2-5. Recording of bonds required
- § 10-2-6. Record of official bonds of state and district officers
- § 10-2-7. Filing of bonds by officials of state and state agencies
- § 10-2-8. County and precinct officers; recording and filing bonds
- § 10-2-9. Recording as prerequisite to discharging duties of office
- § 10-2-10. Action on bond; use of certified copy
- § 10-2-11. Recording fees; payment by officer
- § 10-2-12. Insufficient bond of county or precinct officer; new bond required; failure to provide; procedure; decree of vacancy by district court
- § 10-2-13. Short title
- § 10-2-14. Definitions
- § 10-2-15. Surety bond coverage
- § 10-2-16. Surety bond fund
- § 10-3-1. Circumstances causing vacancy in local office
- § 10-3-3. Vacancy in county office; appointment
- § 10-4-1. Local officers subject to removal
- § 10-4-2. Causes for removal of local officers
- § 10-4-3. Grand jury accusation
- § 10-4-4. Form of accusation
- § 10-4-5. Presentment of grand jury accusation; service on defendant; return day
- § 10-4-6. Defendant's appearance or default
- § 10-4-7. Defendant's answer; grounds
- § 10-4-8. Objection for insufficiency; form immaterial
- § 10-4-9. Criminal procedure made applicable
- § 10-4-10. Guilty plea; judgment; denial or refusal to plead; trial
- § 10-4-11. Precedence in trial
- § 10-4-12. Jury trial required; procedure
- § 10-4-13. Verdict; form
- § 10-4-14. Judgment of removal; entry
- § 10-4-15. Attendance of witnesses
- § 10-4-16. Appeal; suspension pending reversal; filling vacancy
- § 10-4-17. Presentment of accusation by district attorney; vacation; no grand jury in county
- § 10-4-18. Duty of district attorney on receipt of evidence
- § 10-4-19. Presentment by district attorney; supporting affidavits; procedure
- § 10-4-20. Procedure for suspension from office
- § 10-4-21. Order of suspension
- § 10-4-22. Effect of suspension order
- § 10-4-23. Denial of motion to suspend; dismissal of proceedings
- § 10-4-24. Default of defendant; effect
- § 10-4-25. Continuance; preliminary investigation required; suspension pending final adjudication
- § 10-4-26. Reinstatement of suspended officer
- § 10-4-27. Payment of salary after reinstatement; compensation of interim officer
- § 10-4-28. Officer appointed for suspension period; oath and bond; filling vacancy after final removal
- § 10-4-29. Exclusive method of removal
- § 10-5-1. Definition
- § 10-5-2. Power of secretary to suspend certain officials; grounds for suspension; secretary to take charge of office
- § 10-5-3. Hearing; testimony
- § 10-5-4. Oaths; subpoenas
- § 10-5-6. Continuance of suspension after hearing; discontinuance of salary
- § 10-5-7. Petition for reinstatement; order to show cause; result
- § 10-5-8. Control of office; bond of agent in charge; discretionary reinstatement; institution of removal proceedings
- § 10-5-9. Suspended official to deliver money and records to secretary; failure or refusal; criminal penalty
- § 10-6-1. Effect of public officer or employee entering military service
- § 10-6-2. Temporary appointments
- § 10-6-3. Permanent abandonment of office, what constitutes
- § 10-6-4. Filling vacancy when office permanently abandoned
- § 10-6-5. Definition of incompatible office; service and employment
- § 10-6-6. Penalties
- § 10-7-1. Temporary transfers of employees from one office, department or institution to another
- § 10-7-2. Salaries and wages; rules; direct deposit
- § 10-7-3. Inapplicability of act
- § 10-7-4. Group insurance; cafeteria plan; contributions from public funds
- § 10-7-4.1. Children, youth and families department; group life insurance
- § 10-7-4.2. Group insurance; counties and municipalities; contributions; definition; exemption from state plan
- § 10-7-5. Premiums; deduction from salaries
- § 10-7-5.1. Local public bodies; group health and group life insurance
- § 10-7-6. Repeal and saving clause
- § 10-7-7. Old-age benefits under Social Security Act
- § 10-7-8. Annuities and deferred compensation plans; reductions from gross salaries
- § 10-7-9. Minimum salary rate
- § 10-7-10. Accumulated sick leave; payment of certain excess amounts
- § 10-7-11. Accumulated sick leave prior to retirement; payment of certain excess amounts
- § 10-7-12. Government cost savings incentive award
- § 10-7-13. Leave; coordination with workmen's compensation benefits
- § 10-7-14. Short title
- § 10-7-15. Definitions
- § 10-7-16. Cafeteria plan; optional
- § 10-7-17. Salary reduction agreements
- § 10-7-18. Status of salary reduction
- § 10-7-19. Applicability to deferred compensation plans
- § 10-7-20. Qualified transportation fringe benefit
- § 10-7-21. Undercover agents; life insurance benefits
- § 10-7-22. Leave donation policy