Rule 10-251.1 NMRA

Rule 10-251.1. Judgment; youthful offenders.

Last amended: 2025Year: 2025Length: 164 wordsOfficial source
A. Judgment. (1) Juvenile disposition. Unless the court has made the necessary findings to sentence a youthful offender as an adult, a judgment and disposition shall be rendered in accordance with Rule 10-251 NMRA. (2) Adult sentence. If the court has made the necessary findings to sentence a youthful offender as an adult, a judgment of guilty shall be rendered, and Paragraphs B and C of this rule shall apply. The judgment and sentence shall be rendered in open court and thereafter a written judgment and sentence shall be signed by the judge and filed. The clerk shall give notice of entry of judgment and sentence. B. Sentencing Hearing. Except for good cause shown, the sentencing hearing shall begin within ninety (90) days from the date that the court entered the necessary findings to sentence a youthful offender as an adult. C. Judgment and Sentence. Within thirty (30) days after the conclusion of the sentencing hearing, the court shall enter a judgment and sentence.
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