How you carry yourself
Silence, counsel, complying now and contesting later.
16 sections
- Disorderly ConductSection 30-20-1 — conduct that tends to disturb the peace is a petty misdemeanor
- TrespassSection 30-14-1 — posted land without written permission, or any land after consent is refused
- LitteringSection 30-8-4 — a petty misdemeanor with a $50 fine
- Cruelty to AnimalsSection 30-18-1 — a misdemeanor, and a felony on a fourth conviction
- Odd Laws on the BooksInsulting words, a touched house and a hunting proclamation: real New Mexico sections
- AssaultSection 30-3-1 — an attempted battery, or a threat that makes someone expect one, is a petty misdemeanoralso here
- BatterySection 30-3-4 — a rude, insolent or angry touching is a petty misdemeanoralso here
- Crimes Against a Household MemberSection 30-3-15 — battery against a household member is a misdemeanor, with a treatment program on convictionalso here
- StalkingSection 30-3A-3 — two or more acts meant to put someone in fear; a felony on a second convictionalso here
- Harassment and Threatening CallsSection 30-3A-2 — a pattern of conduct meant to annoy, alarm or terrorize, with no lawful purposealso here
- Criminal Damage to PropertySection 30-15-1 — a petty misdemeanor, or a fourth degree felony over $1,000also here
- Self DefenseSection 30-2-7 — justifiable in the necessary defense of life, family or propertyalso here
- Underage DrinkingSection 60-7B-1 — a misdemeanor for a minor to buy, receive or possess alcohol, with a fine up to $1,000also here
- An Order of ProtectionSection 40-13-4 — a temporary order on probable cause, and a hearing within ten daysalso here
- Violating an Order of ProtectionSection 40-13-6 — a misdemeanor, and at least seventy-two hours in jail on a second convictionalso here
- Dangerous DogsSection 77-1A-6 — a third degree felony when a dangerous dog seriously injures a personalso here
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