New mexico statutory 2025

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The document is a formal revocation of a previously executed Statutory Power of Attorney, allowing the Declarant to terminate the authority granted to their attorney-in-fact/agent. It includes provisions for written notice and acknowledgment by a notary public, with specific instructions for recording if it affects real estate.

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Do you have to tell someone you are recording them?

Illegal Recordings and One-Party Consent The Federal Wiretap Act makes it illegal for any person to secretly record an oral, telephonic, or electronic communication that other parties to the communication reasonably expect to be private, unless one party consents to the recording.

Is New Mexico a closed record state?

New Mexico is a closed record state and all uses of the vital records data are carefully evaluated to ensure that uses conform to the statutory and regulatory mandates to protect the confidentiality of the record data in its public health and administrative uses in service to the citizens of the state.

What are the surveillance laws in New Mexico?

In New Mexico, wiretapping is primarily governed by the New Mexico Surveillance Act. This Act makes it illegal to intercept or disclose wire, oral, or electronic communications without proper authorization.

Is New Mexico a one-party record state?

New Mexico is a one-party consent state for (at least landline) phone calls but does not address consent for recording in-person conversations.

Can I sue someone for recording me without my permission?

Yes, you can file a civil action because you didnt consent to the recording. I assume you found out about it afterward.

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Currently the Democratic Party holds a majority in both of the chambers of New Mexico Legislature, and holds the Governors office.

What is the New Mexico statute?

The New Mexico Statutes contain the laws passed by the New Mexico legislature. These laws and the provisions of the New Mexico Constitution are often interpreted by the New Mexico Supreme Court and the New Mexico Court of Appeals.

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