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Who are the finalists for General Counsel at University of New Mexico?

The finalists include Art Lee, Daniel Jones and John Newsome. Finalist interviews will include open forums with the campus community and meetings for each candidate with various stakeholders. The open forums will be held in-person and available via Zoom.

Is there a free legal advice hotline 24-7 in New Mexico?

Free Legal Helplines for New Mexicans: Call (505) 797-6005. Modest Means Helpline - A free legal helpline for current New Mexico residents of modest means. Call (505) 797-6013.

Who are the three representatives of New Mexico?

Current members 1st district: Melanie Stansbury (D) (since 2021) 2nd district: Gabe Vasquez (D) (since 2023) 3rd district: Teresa Leger Fernandez (D) (since 2021)