New Mexico Code — 44
Browse 97 sections in division 44 of the New Mexico code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 44-1-1. Who may obtain writ
- § 44-1-2. Detention under judgment or execution; contempt
- § 44-1-3. Application for writ; to whom made; petition; signature; verification
- § 44-1-4. Application to officer residing outside district of detention; jurisdictional proof required
- § 44-1-5. Petition for writ; allegations; exhibits
- § 44-1-6. Form of writ
- § 44-1-7. Defects of form; names of prisoner and custodian
- § 44-1-8. Wrongful refusal of writ; forfeiture
- § 44-1-9. Return; contents; exhibits; signature; verification
- § 44-1-10. Petitioner to be produced; exception
- § 44-1-11. Attachment for disobedience of writ; issuance; to whom directed; proceedings
- § 44-1-12. Attachment against sheriff; place of detention
- § 44-1-13. Precept for production of petitioner by officer executing attachment
- § 44-1-14. Hearing
- § 44-1-15. When petitioner will be discharged
- § 44-1-16. When petitioner will be remanded to custody
- § 44-1-17. Causes for discharge of petitioner in custody under civil process
- § 44-1-18. Legality or justice of judgment or execution
- § 44-1-19. Petitioner legally committed or guilty of offense; release on bail
- § 44-1-20. Decision in other cases
- § 44-1-21. Custody of petitioner pending decision
- § 44-1-22. Notice of hearing
- § 44-1-23. Bail proceedings; authorization of habeas corpus; committing magistrate's proceedings to be reviewed
- § 44-1-24. Certiorari to committing magistrate; transcript; examination of case de novo; decision
- § 44-1-25. Pleading by petitioner after return; summary hearing
- § 44-1-26. Procedure when petitioner is sick or infirm
- § 44-1-27. Disobedience of order for discharge; attachment; damages recoverable
- § 44-1-28. Detention for same offense after discharge on habeas corpus prohibited; when permissible
- § 44-1-29. Concealment or transfer of prisoner to avoid writ; forfeiture
- § 44-1-30. Detention officer refusing to furnish copies; forfeiture
- § 44-1-31. When writ returnable; seal
- § 44-1-32. Who may serve writ; tender of fees; bond for costs and restoration of prisoner
- § 44-1-33. Service by delivery to custodian or person to whom writ is directed
- § 44-1-34. Service by posting
- § 44-1-35. Time allowed for making return and producing prisoner
- § 44-1-36. Compelling attendance of prisoner for trial or as witness
- § 44-1-37. Sheriff's fees for producing prisoner
- § 44-1-38. Federal court proceedings; payment of costs, fees and expenses by state penitentiary
- § 44-2-1. Regulation of mandamus
- § 44-2-2. District courts open at all times for issuance of writs
- § 44-2-3. Exclusive original jurisdiction; district and supreme courts
- § 44-2-4. Purpose of writ; judicial discretion not controlled
- § 44-2-5. Adequate remedy at law; writ will not issue; who may obtain writ
- § 44-2-6. Contents of writ
- § 44-2-7. When peremptory or alternative writs issued
- § 44-2-8. Allowance of writ; return day; service
- § 44-2-9. Answer to writ
- § 44-2-10. Peremptory mandamus on failure to answer; procedure after answer
- § 44-2-11. Pleadings allowed; proceedings as in civil actions
- § 44-2-12. Judgment for plaintiff; damages; costs; peremptory writ
- § 44-2-13. Officer or board refusing to perform duty; fine; other action for penalty barred
- § 44-2-14. Review of proceedings
- § 44-3-1. Commencement of proceedings; complaint; writ permissive
- § 44-3-2. Trial; time; use of jury permissive
- § 44-3-3. Name of private relator to be shown
- § 44-3-4. Who may bring action; private relators; when action lies
- § 44-3-5. Cost bond to be posted by private relator
- § 44-3-6. Usurpation of office; allegations in complaint; compensation of defendant; bond; injunction
- § 44-3-7. Right to elective office; allegations concerning election
- § 44-3-8. Time of hearing demurrer, amending complaint, filing answer and trial; application for continuance
- § 44-3-9. Judgment; nature; expiration of term of office before rendition
- § 44-3-10. Judgment for relator claiming office; provisions for changing possession; enforcement; punishment for contempt
- § 44-3-11. Costs
- § 44-3-12. Judgment for relator claiming office; provisions concerning compensation; separate action for damages
- § 44-3-13. Joinder of defendants
- § 44-3-14. Judgment finding defendant guilty of usurpation of office; provisions concerning exclusion and costs
- § 44-3-15. Election contest statutes unaffected
- § 44-3-16. Speedy hearing on appeal
- § 44-5-1. Money and property losses; loser's right of action for recovery; nature of remedy
- § 44-5-2. Contents of complaint
- § 44-5-3. Action maintainable by spouse, children, heirs, executors, administrators and creditors of loser
- § 44-5-4. Judgments, conveyances and contracts founded on gambling loss void; suit to declare void; parties
- § 44-5-5. Defense in action by assignee
- § 44-5-6. Loss by minor, servant or apprentice in grocery, store or dramshop; proprietor liable; who may sue
- § 44-5-7. How defenses under this article may be asserted
- § 44-5-8. Suit before magistrate; interrogatories to defendant
- § 44-5-9. Answer to interrogatories not evidence in criminal prosecution
- § 44-5-10. Election bets included
- § 44-5-11. Stakeholder's liability; demand required
- § 44-5-12. Garnishment against winner in action by creditor against loser
- § 44-5-13. Time for commencing action
- § 44-5-14. Action for recovery; immunity 1]
- § 44-6-1. Short title
- § 44-6-2. Scope
- § 44-6-3. Definition
- § 44-6-4. Power to construe
- § 44-6-5. Contract construction
- § 44-6-6. Enumeration not exclusive
- § 44-6-7. Discretionary
- § 44-6-8. Review
- § 44-6-9. Supplemental relief
- § 44-6-10. Jury trial
- § 44-6-11. Costs
- § 44-6-12. Parties
- § 44-6-13. State or official may be sued; construction of constitution or statute
- § 44-6-14. Construction
- § 44-6-15. Uniformity of interpretation