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Cook v. Smith

Citations

  • 834 P.2d 418
  • 114 N.M. 41

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • stating that grand juries may inquire only into public offenses; “that is, criminal conduct or malfeasance proscribed by state law”
  • recognizing New Mexico’s procedure permitting citizens to petition for convening a grand jury as rare
  • “[T]he sole issue committed to the discretion of the court appears to be verification that the petition meets the constitutional conditions, namely whether the petition contains the requisite number of signatures and whether the signatories are registered voters of the county.”
  • “[T]he sole issue committed to the discretion of the court appears to be verification that the petition meets the constitutional conditions, namely whether the petition contains the requisite number of signatures and whether the signatories are registered voters of the county.”

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Judges: Ransom, Baca, Montgomery, Franchini, Frost

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