New Mexico recorded 40.8 million trips from out-of-state visitors in 2022. Inevitably, New Mexico residents and visitors find themselves charged with driving under the influence (DUI). You should not try to navigate the criminal justice system without the advice of... Read More
A DWI conviction in New Mexico stays on your driving record for 55 years. A DWI conviction will remain on your criminal record permanently. The harsh penalties imposed with a DWI conviction emphasize the need to hire a criminal defense... Read More
The New Mexico Department of Transportation published a report stating that state law enforcement made 10,376 arrests for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol in 2019. Despite more than 10,000 arrests, the state recorded only 5,781 convictions for... Read More
You may be concerned about facing a felony charge if you pick up a DUI offense. Our clients often ask, Is a DUI a felony in New Mexico? Typically, DUI charges in New Mexico are misdemeanors. However, there are circumstances... Read More
New Mexico DUI laws are tough. These laws contain harsh penalties, even for a first-time offender. Consequently, a DUI (also known as DWI) conviction in New Mexico places you at risk of going to jail and losing your license. How... Read More
Electric, or e-scooters, can be a fun way to get around a city like Albuquerque. On-street rentals make it easy to grab one and go. However, scooter users might not realize they could pick up a drunk driving charge for... Read More
Driving while intoxicated is a serious offense in New Mexico, as it is around the country. While most people realize driving drunk can lead to enormous consequences, many do not understand just how severe the consequences can be. Depending on... Read More
Impaired driving or driving under the influence (DUI) can land you in hot water. The penalties for an impaired driving offense are designed to be swift and steep. Even a first offense can lead to harsh consequences impacting all areas... Read More
New Mexico imposes strict penalties for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI). The penalties are strict even for someone convicted of their first DUI offense. Although you might avoid jail, you could have a revoked license for... Read More
Technological improvements move fast—much faster than the time needed to pass laws. Right now, there are no drunk driving laws for self-driving cars in New Mexico. However, New Mexico’s lawmakers could decide to change the law to address the reality... Read More