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  • New Mexico Inmate COVID 19 Lawsuits

    Collins & Collins, P.C. have taken hundreds of calls from inmates and their families relating to the Coronavirus over the past year. Unfortunately, we can’t do much more than provide some general…

    March 14, 2021
    Civil Rights, Prison Medical Neglect
  • New Mexico Civil Rights Bill: Letter to Senate Health and Public Affairs Committee

    Below is the slightly modified text of an email I delivered today to all Senate members of the Senate Health and Public Affairs Committee.  The letter was written in anticipation of the…

    February 25, 2021
    Civil Rights, Prison Medical Neglect
  • Statute of Limitations New Mexico Section 1983 Civil Rights Claims

    The statute of limitations (SOL) is a deadline within which a lawsuit must be filed. As the acronym suggest, if you miss the SOL on your case, your lawsuit will be barred…

    August 20, 2020
    Civil Rights, Prison Medical Neglect
  • Reclamaciones de Responsabilidad de Reclusos contra el Departamento Correccional de Nuevo México

    Pregunta: ¿Pueden los reclusos demandar por lesiones que ocurren en las instalaciones del NMCD como resultado de la negligencia del NMCD y/o sus contratistas? Respuesta: Sí, los reclusos tienen los mismos derechos…

    July 20, 2020
    Civil Rights, Personal Injury, Uncategorized
  • Cruel and Dangerous Presumption of Malingering in Prisoner Medical Care

    Malingering is basically faking an illness in order to achieve some non-medical goal. Reading inmate files and medical records, it is apparent that inmates are routinely presumed to be malingering even when…

    December 31, 2019
    Civil Rights, Prison Medical Neglect
  • Medical Torture in New Mexico Prisons

    The right to be free of inhumane denial of medical care as well as the provision of medical care in a cruel and inhumane manner are addressed by numerous international human rights…

    November 21, 2019
    Civil Rights, Prison Medical Neglect
  • Solitary Confinement by any name is Solitary Confinement

    The New Mexico Corrections Department (NMCD) has engaged in something of a shell game around the topic of solitary confinement. Specifically, they seem to believe that by referring to the practice as…

    November 16, 2019
    Civil Rights, Prison Medical Neglect
  • Investors and Banks Dump Private Prison Industry, New Mexico Sticks Embraces It

    There have been a number of stories over the last few years surrounding the abuses of immigrant detainees in private prison facilities. The coverage has shown a level of cruelty within this…

    November 6, 2019
    Civil Rights, Prison Medical Neglect
  • New Mexico Prison Osteomyelitis Epidemic Spells Medical Negligence

    Many people look at a topic such the medical care of prison inmates with measured indifference or outright disdain. The underlying subtext reads, “they deserve what they get”. This broad social indifference…

    October 4, 2019
    Civil Rights, Medical Malpractice, Prison Medical Neglect
  • Untreated and Negligently Treated Diabetes in New Mexico Prisons

    Something we should all be concerned about Most folks don’t give prison healthcare much thought. They should. The costs of poor prison healthcare as remote as it sounds, affects all of us…

    May 6, 2019
    Civil Rights, Medical Malpractice, Prison Medical Neglect
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