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Judge: Guv’s office ignoring open records request violated law, but ignoring questions didn’t

by Andy Lyman December 15, 2017

A New Mexico district judge ruled Wednesday that Gov. Susana Martinez’s office violated the state’s public records law, but did not break the law when ignoring or refusing interview requests with a Santa Fe newspaper. The Santa Fe Reporter was first to report on the decision from Santa Fe Pro Tem District Judge Sarah Singleton. […]

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Closing arguments filed in lawsuit against Gov. Martinez

by Andy Lyman July 5, 2017
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Posted inCongress & Federal Gov., Healthcare

After alleging fraud, employees say state retaliated against them

by Joey Peters July 8, 2016March 16, 2025
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Cabinet secretary testifies on alleged fraud allegations in his department

by Joey Peters July 6, 2016
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After deadline, HSD report on alleged SNAP fraud still not finished

by Joey Peters July 6, 2016
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USDA investigating HSD’s alleged problems with food benefits applications

by Joey Peters June 24, 2016
Posted inHealthcare, Quick Reads

State brought in the big guns for latest SNAP hearing

by Joey Peters May 31, 2016March 16, 2025

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