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Court Name:
New Mexico Supreme Court
Court Type:
Supreme Court
State:
NM
County:
SANTA FE
Street Address:
237 Don Gaspar Ave.
City:
Santa Fe
Zip Code:
87501
Phone:
505-827-4860
Fax:
505-827-4837
Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8:00AM - 5:00PM
Website URL:
Judge:
Hon. Michael E. Vigil
Clerk:
Joey D. Moya
Clerk Phone:
505-827-4860
Clerk Fax:
505-827-4837
Clerk Email:
nmsupremecourtclerk@nmcourts.gov
Parking:
While there are some parking meter spaces near the building, most parking is reserved. However, there is free parking available a block away from the building at a public parking garage across from the Roundhouse. The garage is located on the corner of Paseo de Peralta and Galisteo, and the following link provides a map showing where that parking garage is located and a walking route from the garage to the Supreme Court Building.
Directions:
The Court is located at 237 Don Gaspar Avenue, Santa Fe, NM, alongside the Santa Fe River on the corner of Don Gaspar and Alameda. When you arrive at the Court, please enter through the large, double brass doors at the front of the building.
Public Transportation:
These Bus lines stop near New Mexico State Capitol: RT1, RT2, RT6.
Restrictions:
Firearms are not permitted on the premises.
Forms and Filing:
https://www.nmcourts.gov/self-help/forms/
Languages:
Multiple
Special Access:
Disability parking and access is available at the South Entrance of the building on East De Vargas.
Email:
nmsupremecourtclerk@nmcourts.gov
About Additional Info:
The New Mexico Supreme Court has mandatory appellate jurisdiction over cases involving life sentence and death penalty appeals, Public Regulation Commission appeals, and appeals regarding election challenges. The court has discretionary appellate jurisdiction to grant writs of certiorari to review judgments of the New Mexico Court of Appeals, and it has superintending control over lower courts. When it was first created, the Court was comprised of three Justices. In 1929, the Court expanded to a Court of five. The first three Justices were the Honorable Clarence J. Roberts, Richard H. Hanna, and Frank W.Parker. The newly created fourth and fifth seats in 1929 were first held by the Honorable Charles C. Catron and John F. Simms. The five seats on the Supreme Court are now named after the Justices who first held them and are known as the Carton Seat, the Hanna Seat, the Parker Seat, the Roberts Seat, and the Simms Seat.
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