New Mexico Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission

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The New Mexico Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission JPEC evaluates the performance of sitting judges and justices who are seeking retention.

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The website nmjpec.org was first documented on July 15, 2002. It is now one thousand two hundred weeks, two days, ten hours, and fifty-eight minutes young.

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Court of Appeals

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CONTACTS

Harlow Pinson

1817 32nd Street SE

Rio Rancho, NM, 87124-1775

US

1.5059942135

hpinson@indepthl.com

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New Mexico Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission - Home

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The New Mexico Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission JPEC evaluates the performance of sitting judges and justices who are seeking retention.

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