LR6-301 NMRA

Local Rule LR6-301. Orders and judgments in criminal matters.

Last amended: 2016Year: 2016Length: 156 wordsOfficial source
[Related Statewide Rules 5-121 and 5-701NMRA] The following rules apply to all orders and judgments presented or filed in any criminal case. A. Resubmitting refused orders not permitted. Any order or other matter once presented to a judge for approval or signature and refused shall not be presented to any other judge. B. Orders and judgments to be separately filed. Orders and judgments shall be separately filed, and shall not be included as part of any other filing. C. Parties shall not date orders and judgments; district clerk to stamp. Orders and judgments shall not be dated by the parties. The date of filing and of entry shall be the same in all cases and shall be shown by the district court clerkโ€™s stamp, unless filed in open court or nunc pro tunc. D. Immediate filing after judge signs. All orders and judgments signed by a judge shall be filed immediately with the district court clerk.
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