

Public Defender
VerificadoPublic defender's office
500 N Main St, Roswell, NM 88201, United States
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The New Mexico Law Offices of the Public Defender is the largest law firm in New Mexico, representing low-income individuals facing criminal charges. The firm is committed to protecting constitutional rights and advocating for justice based on restoration, not retribution, through dedicated legal representation and legislative advocacy.
Según el sitio web del despacho
- 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
- Dayna Jones — District Defender
- Dennica Torres — District Defender
- Matthew Cockman — District Defender
- Ibukun Adepoju — District Defender
- Ashlee Placencio — District Defender
- Julie A. Ball — District Defender
- Servicios que ofrece
- Criminal Defense
- Idiomas
- Español, Navajo, Persa, Árabe, Vietnamita, Mandarín
- Honorarios
- The Law Offices of the Public Defender represent individuals unable to pay for legal representation, with eligibility determined by net income and assets based on Federal Poverty Guidelines.
- Oficinas
- 2395 N. Florida Alamogordo, NM 88310
- 505 Marquette NW, Ste. 120 Albuquerque, NM 87102
- 300 Gossett Drive Aztec, NM 87410
- 211 North Canal Carlsbad, NM 88220
- 800 Pile, Suite A Clovis, NM 88101
Fuente: lopdnm.us · consultado el 17 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.
Horario de Atención
- Lunes
- 8 am–12 pm
- Martes
- 8 am–12 pm
- Miércoles
- 8 am–12 pm
- Jueves
- 8 am–12 pm
- Viernes
- 8 am–12 pm
- Sábado
- 8 am–12 pm
- Domingo
- 8 am–12 pm
Reseñas de Clientes
5 reseñas- Lila Casey· vía GoogleEdited a year ago
- Douglas Miller· vía Google3 months ago
- Earl Diggs· vía Google
Still a lawyers office, and what do lawyers do?
9 years ago - Isaac Roybal· vía Google
The staff was very informative and helpful.
7 years ago - Lila Amorette Casey· vía Google
After two years my experience was that my human rights were never defended in any way by any of the three different employees labeled as defenders. I was shuffled through, ignored, disregarded, belittled, and expected to sign a plea that the "defender" had already signed then attached to a forwarded email sent to me with five words "please sign, thank you" without my options ever being explained to me. It's unfortunate that these employees may not have the time or be paid well enough to care about clients rights and future and, since I have a life purpose and human rights I am grateful for and would like to keep I arranged to retain a private attorney and look forward to proper presentation.
Edited a year ago

