SANTA FE – Eleven law students are participating in a program that provides pathways to the judiciary and possible clerkships for those traditionally underrepresented in the legal profession. The Judicial Clerkship Program, now in its second year, provides students training, mentoring and a 10-week summer externship. The New Mexico Supreme Court, the State Bar of New Mexico Committee on Diversity in the Legal Profession, and the Young Lawyers Division, jointly manage the program.
BLM Announces New Public Lands Rule
Views 6 Today, county commissioners, mayors, and council members, along with The Mountain Pact, an organization that works with local elected officials across the West,
