Phaedra Haywood
Reporter at Santa Fe New Mexican
Courts and Corrections reporter @thenewmexican, fashion freelancer to the world! And other stuff...
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6 days ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Phaedra Haywood
A San Miguel County man who police say was shot in November by two off-duty security guards has died, and attorneys for his estate have filed a notice of their intent to sue the city of Santa Fe and police in connection with his death. Had Santa Fe officers responded appropriately to Carlos Mendoza's report of an earlier altercation with one of the guards, he would not have been shot later, the lawyers allege in the notice, filed last month.
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6 days ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Phaedra Haywood
Amerigreen Organics Co.'s website features high resolution images, clean layout and a fresh-green color scheme. The page invites visitors to meet its smiling "team of professionals," explore the company's "high-quality cannabinoid-based products" including edibles, beverages and concentrates. Job seekers wanting to "elevate" their careers can peruse a list of nine open positions. Amerigreen Organics is "one of the foundational companies in the country," it boasts.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Phaedra Haywood
The New Mexico Department of Justice — already a plaintiff in several multistate lawsuits pushing back against actions by the Trump administration — has created a webpage offering New Mexico residents a place to report what it calls "federal disruptions" impacting their lives.
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1 week ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Phaedra Haywood
Prosecutors can move low-level cases against Spanish-speaking defendants to a higher court but need to produce English transcripts of some evidence, a state ddistrict judge ruled Thursday. Moving the misdemeanor cases from Magistrate Court to District Court does not violate the defendants' rights to equal protection or due process under the law, Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer held.
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1 week ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Phaedra Haywood
The New Mexico Department of Justice — already a plaintiff in several multistate lawsuits pushing back against actions by the Trump administration — has created a web page offering New Mexico residents a place to report what it calls "federal disruptions" impacting their lives.
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State judge in Santa Fe partially OKs Hackman estate's petition to block release of records https://t.co/NW0Yi2QEAL via @thenewmexican
'Mr. Discount' wins $10,000 settlement from New Mexico agency over records request following raid https://t.co/AwxjJYCUfN via @thenewmexican
Gene Hackman's estate seeks to block release of photographs, reports and lapel footage https://t.co/UOSzCtnutL via @thenewmexican