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30-22-2.1. Entry into domestic violence safe house or shelter; search warrant.

A.     It is not a violation of Section 30-22-1 or Section 30-22-4 NMSA 1978 for a person who is a member, resident, employee or volunteer of or is otherwise associated with a domestic violence safe house or shelter to request that a law enforcement officer show a valid search warrant before allowing the officer to enter the domestic violence safe house or shelter.  Nothing in this section shall prevent a law enforcement officer from executing a valid search warrant. 

B.     Prior to attempting to serve an arrest warrant within a domestic violence safe house or shelter, a law enforcement officer shall obtain a valid search warrant, unless exigent circumstances exist necessitating immediate entry.  

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-mexico > Chapter-30 > Article-22 > Section-30-22-2-1

30-22-2.1. Entry into domestic violence safe house or shelter; search warrant.

A.     It is not a violation of Section 30-22-1 or Section 30-22-4 NMSA 1978 for a person who is a member, resident, employee or volunteer of or is otherwise associated with a domestic violence safe house or shelter to request that a law enforcement officer show a valid search warrant before allowing the officer to enter the domestic violence safe house or shelter.  Nothing in this section shall prevent a law enforcement officer from executing a valid search warrant. 

B.     Prior to attempting to serve an arrest warrant within a domestic violence safe house or shelter, a law enforcement officer shall obtain a valid search warrant, unless exigent circumstances exist necessitating immediate entry.  


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-mexico > Chapter-30 > Article-22 > Section-30-22-2-1

30-22-2.1. Entry into domestic violence safe house or shelter; search warrant.

A.     It is not a violation of Section 30-22-1 or Section 30-22-4 NMSA 1978 for a person who is a member, resident, employee or volunteer of or is otherwise associated with a domestic violence safe house or shelter to request that a law enforcement officer show a valid search warrant before allowing the officer to enter the domestic violence safe house or shelter.  Nothing in this section shall prevent a law enforcement officer from executing a valid search warrant. 

B.     Prior to attempting to serve an arrest warrant within a domestic violence safe house or shelter, a law enforcement officer shall obtain a valid search warrant, unless exigent circumstances exist necessitating immediate entry.