Nm State Govt Public Defender

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The New Mexico Law Offices of the Public Defender is the state's largest law firm, dedicated to representing low-income individuals facing criminal charges across New Mexico. The firm provides comprehensive criminal defense services, working to protect constitutional rights and advocate for justice based on restoration.

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Abogados

• Bennett J. Baur — Chief Public Defender
• Cydni Sanchez — Deputy Chief of Administrative Services
• Randy Chavez — Deputy Chief of Contract Counsel
• Philip Larragoite — Deputy Chief of Policy and Statewide Offices
• Jennifer Barela — Deputy Chief of Operations
• Raymond Sanchez — Vice Chair
• Daniel Banks — Secretary
• Hon. Richard Bosson, Retired
• Hugh Dangler
• Traci Neff
• Naomi Salazar
• Michael Sanchez

Servicios que ofrece

Criminal Charges, Criminal Cases, Public Defender Representation And Court Process, Habeas (Post Conviction), Appellate Division

Idiomas

Español, Navajo, Persa, Árabe, Vietnamita, Mandarín

Honorarios

The Law Offices of the Public Defender represent individuals charged with a jailable offense who are unable to pay for legal representation, with eligibility determined by net income and assets based

Oficinas

• 2395 N. Florida Avenue, Alamogordo, NM 88310
• 505 Marquette NW, Suite 120, Albuquerque, NM 87102
• 300 Gossett Dr., Aztec, NM 87410
• 211 N. Canal St., Carlsbad NM 88220
• 800 Pile Street, STE A. Clovis, NM. 88101

Fuente: lopdnm.us · consultado el 9 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

8 am–5 pm

Martes

8 am–5 pm

Miércoles

8 am–5 pm

Jueves

8 am–5 pm

Viernes

8 am–5 pm

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

Fotos

• Donny Brencis· vía Google

  They are great bunch of people here that really try hard for you.

  7 years ago
• tessa rodriguez· vía Google

  Can't ever get ahold of them and they want to wait till your court date to talk to you but go figure they working for the courts instead of there client

  5 years ago
• Damarick Harris· vía Google

  I feel like they do not care for black people they treat you like you are about to steal something and they all ask you one by one if you need help. I dislike the place they are bougie and white for me

  4 years ago
• Georgia (Psychopath free)· vía Google

  After asking for a contracted lawyers address left me sitting in the waiting room for over 1hour 30 minutes. Never checked on me or even offered me water other than a water fountain that sorta worked. Rude, unprofessional , and non informative. Had to find the address on my own. Not even updated on Facebook.

  4 years ago
• Alexandra Romero· vía Google

  Scheduled appointment quickly, gave calls back as soon as soon without me having to call again. The supervisor explained everything in depth until I did understand fully without any more questions to ask.

  4 years ago
• Justin Vanover· vía Google

  10-04-2024, My rate might change over the course of my involvement with the NM State Government Public Defenders Office. So far the process has been fairly easy going. I've yet to speak to a defender, and the clerk said "she will speak with me briefly before docket and briefly after. I would enjoy more than a brief consultation. But that's to consider they are appointed not hired. So far 4/5 I've nailhead contact with my defender. It was a very insightful conversation. This might be an overall.... good experience, will see

  Edited a year ago
• Sabrina Garcia· vía Google

  Rating 1 star for the fact their lunch ends at 1 and didn't have doors unlocked until 1:15. Must be nice getting a nice long break even after scheduled opening time. Some of us have things involving courts while these ladies are stuffing their faces passed lunch break times. Called and told the lady the door was locked. She didn't open it. Another worker returning to work let me in while tubby was eating

  2 years ago
• Jacob England· vía Google

  People like Ben Burke and his associates are the reason I'm ashamed to have served. Intentionally misleading a client while refusing to file a motion for dismissal at that client's request is criminally negligent. Anyone who can't make a case for dismissal where the charge is resisting arrest with no compulsory charge for the arrest, especially in a no stop and ID state, should be disbarred and charged.

  2 months ago