Ammerman v. Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc.

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• concluding that the power to prescribe rules of evidence and procedure is constitutionally vested in this Court
• concluding that the power to prescribe rules of evidence and procedure is constitutionally vested in this Court
• recognizing that where a subsequently enacted statute and a rule conflict, the subsequently enacted statute must be given precedence over the rule
• holding that as reflected in Rule 11-501 NMRA, privileges are limited to those required by the state constitution and the rules promulgated by the New Mexico Supreme Court
• holding that rules governing testimonial privileges are solely within the court’s power
• holding that as reflected in Rule 11-501 NMRA, privileges are limited to those required by the state constitution and the rules promulgated by the New Mexico Supreme Court

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