Watch New Mexico Supreme Court Hearing On Primary Election Procedures On YouTube At 1:30 P.M. Today

New Mexico Supreme Court Building at 237 Don Gaspar Ave. in Santa Fe. Courtesy photo

COURT News:

SANTA FE – The live streaming of the Supreme Court hearing in a case concerning June Primary Election procedures begins at 1:30 p.m., today … click here to watch: YouTube channel.

This will be the first hearing by the New Mexico Supreme Court conducted by video conferencing.

Attorneys in the case will appear by video using the Judiciary’s audio-video system. Justice Barbara Vigil also will participate by video. Chief Justice Judith Nakamura, Justice Michael Vigil and retired Justices Richard Bosson and Edward Chávez will be present in the courtroom of the Supreme Court Building in Santa Fe.  

The in-person attendance will be strictly limited to comply with gathering restrictions and courtroom seating will be configured to meet social distancing requirements.

The retired justices were designated to participate in the case after Justices C. Shannon Bacon and David K. Thomson recused from the case. 

At Tuesday’s hearing, the Court is considering a petition by a group of county clerks seeking a court order to conduct the June 2 primary election by mail because of public health risks from the COVID-19 outbreak.

 

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