New Mexico judicial ethics handbook — courtroom decorum
Updated October 27, 2026
Statewide court type
2025 official Judicial Ethics Handbook, whose introduction explicitly includes probate judges. Judicial officer decorum duty only; does not establish probate hearing schedules or individual filing preferences. Shared baseline only, not a judge-specific preference or complete local rules inventory. Apply source exceptions, case-type limits, later amendments and case orders.
Published/source-supported dates retained; no claim that later amendments were exhaustively checked.
Official source ↗ · Collected 2026-10-27
New Mexico judicial ethics handbook — courtroom decorum
A judge shall require order and decorum in judicial proceedings before the court. NMRA 21- 208(A).
2025 official Judicial Ethics Handbook, whose introduction explicitly includes probate judges. Judicial officer decorum duty only; does not establish probate hearing schedules or individual filing preferences. Shared baseline only, not a judge-specific preference or complete local rules inventory. Apply source exceptions, case-type limits, later amendments and case orders.
Source page 108