Jones Criminal Defense Attorneys | January 2, 2026 | Criminal Defense
5 Things to Remember if You’re Up Against False Accusations in Court
Facing an accusation of wrongdoing—especially one that’s not true—is one of the most frightening experiences anyone can endure. Suddenly, your freedom, reputation, and future are all on the line. False accusations don’t just bring legal jeopardy; they can also take an emotional toll, disrupt your relationships, and derail careers. If you find yourself in a […]
Read More Jones Criminal Defense Attorneys | December 16, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Common New Year’s Eve Crimes
New Year’s Eve is one of the most celebrated nights of the year, but it’s also one of the busiest for police departments across New Mexico. The combination of alcohol, crowds, and late-night celebrations often leads to arrests for offenses that can have serious consequences. What begins as a night of fun can quickly become […]
Read More Jones Criminal Defense Attorneys | December 12, 2025 | New Mexico Law
The Truth About Being Drunk in Public During the Holidays
The holiday season in New Mexico is meant to be a time of celebration, whether it’s at an office party or a family gathering. However, what starts as harmless fun can sometimes lead to unexpected legal trouble. Being drunk in public can sometimes lead to criminal charges in the state, but potentially not in the […]
Read More Jones Criminal Defense Attorneys | December 10, 2025 | Domestic Violence
The Connection Between Domestic Violence and the Christmas Holidays
The Christmas season is supposed to be joyful, but for many families, it can also be a time of increased tension. Every year, police departments throughout New Mexico report an uptick in calls related to domestic disputes around the holidays. If you were arrested or accused of domestic violence during the holiday season, you are […]
Read More Jones Criminal Defense Attorneys | November 25, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Dropping Charges in New Mexico Criminal Cases
Many people believe that an alleged victim can “drop the charges” in a New Mexico criminal defense case. However, that isn’t how the system works. In reality, only the prosecutor (and, in rare circumstances, the judge) has the authority to dismiss charges. Most of the time, a case can proceed even when the complaining witness […]
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