Freedom of Information Day is observed on March 16, the birthday of Pres. James Madison, who advocated for openness in government. The Freedom of Information Act was passed on July 4, 1966 in honor of Madison. See our books about this at https://t.co/MVsGQoxvub
Thank you to all who stopped by the Law Library's table today at the Law-La-Palooza legal fair! And thank you to all the volunteers and organizers of this community event. #nmcourts#lawhelp
Today the @NM LawLibrary will be in Albuquerque at Law-La-Palooza! Stop by our table to say hi to our Librarians, pick up information about library & legal services & get a free library card, judicial coloring book or NM state constitution.
Today the @NM LawLibrary will be in Albuquerque at Law-La-Palooza! Stop by our table to say hi to our Librarians, pick up information about library & legal services & get a free library card, judicial coloring book or NM state constitution.
Women’s History Month is celebrated in March in the U.S. The #NM_LawLibrary has a Special Titles list of related titles, including fiction, non-fiction, and treatises: https://t.co/nAJwOA2hBr. #nmcourts.
The New Mexico Supreme Court's Rule of Law Program is coming! The New Mexico Supreme Court will hear legal arguments in a civil case on Wed., April 1, 2026 in State v. Mendez at Eastern New Mexico University’s Theatre in Portales, NM. Learn more https://t.co/Hf1gbwnjtZ #nmcourts
On March 3rd, it’s World Wildlife Day. Stop by the Supreme Court Law Library for books on animals, conservation, and the law. #WorldWildlifeDay#NM_LawLibrary#NMCourts
In February 1846 the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed, ending the Mexican-American War and annexing what is now New Mexico to the United States. See our Special Titles List @ https://t.co/X3qzSnd9G6 #NMCourts#NM_LawLibrary
The New Mexico Supreme Court has several openings for Judicial Law Clerks. Each Justice accepts applications to serve as a law clerk. For information about positions and applications, see our website at https://t.co/YJ7MJjY2lT
#nmcourts#jobs
Black History Month is celebrated in February in the U.S. and Canada. The #NM_LawLibrary has a Special Titles list of related titles of all kinds in commemoration: https://t.co/S1Bo3hr4z0. #nmcourts.
Tomorrow (February 21st) is International Mother Language Day. Did you know the Supreme Court Law Library has foreign language materials? #foreignlanguage#NM_LawLibrary#NMCourts
February is National Library Lovers Month! Show your favorite library some love. Learn more about the NM Supreme Court Law Library on our website(https://t.co/rQo01aANIB)! #NM_LawLibrary#NMCourts#LibraryLove
Presidents’ Day is celebrated in Feb. in the U.S. to honor the Presidents of the U.S. It is still officially “Washington’s Birthday”: https://t.co/B7vloaiDNn. The #NM_LawLibrary has a Special Titles list: as well as the statute that made the day a Mon. observance. #nmcourts.
New Mexico Courts will be open on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. Courts and state of New Mexico governmental offices traditionally observe Presidents’ Day on the day after Thanksgiving Day.
On Feb. 15, 1564 astronomer and physicist Galileo Galilei was born. He is well-known for his role in the Scientific Revolution and his battles with the church, known as the Galileo Affair. Interested in science and the law? Learn more at #NM_LawLibrary Science and the Law.
On February 11, we celebrated National Inventors’ Day! If you have an invention and want to know more about #patents, the #NM_LawLibrary has some guidebooks that can help you. #nmcourts
The New Mexico Supreme Court releases a new data dashboard for the public to get information about the Court’s performance measures that focus on case management. PR here: https://t.co/qxx3Spc2k1 Dashboard at https://t.co/ROIAXrrSLf #nmcourts#NewMexico
The New Mexico Judiciary's annual report for 2025 is now available! Find it online @ https://t.co/APZ1thmRls and in print at the Law Library. The summary report of activities of the @NM_LawLibrary is on page 33. #nmcourts#annualreport