New Mexico Supreme Court· 2/21/1983

Jiron v. Mahlab

Citations

659 P.2d 311
99 N.M. 425

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holding that right of access to courts is guaranteed by United States Constitution
stating that in most circumstances Section 41-5-13 is constitutional
declaring unconstitutional a New Mexico statute providing for a review panel, in light of a similar constitutional provision, as applied to the circumstances of the case
declaring unconstitutional a New Mexico statute providing for a review panel, in light of a similar constitutional provision, as applied to the circumstances of the case
where requirement of Act causes undue delay prejudicing plaintiff, right of access to courts is unconstitutionally deprived
where requirement of Act causes undue delay prejudicing plaintiff, right of access to courts is unconstitutionally deprived

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Judges: Sosa, Payne, Federici, Riordan, Stowers

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