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31-23-1. Civil action; crime; damages; immunity.

No person shall be liable to a plaintiff in any civil action for damages if by a preponderance of the evidence the damages were incurred as a consequence of:   

A.     the commission, attempted commission or flight subsequent to the commission of a crime by the plaintiff; and   

B.     the use of force or deadly force by the defendant which is justified pursuant to common law or the law of the state.   

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-mexico > Chapter-31 > Article-23 > Section-31-23-1

31-23-1. Civil action; crime; damages; immunity.

No person shall be liable to a plaintiff in any civil action for damages if by a preponderance of the evidence the damages were incurred as a consequence of:   

A.     the commission, attempted commission or flight subsequent to the commission of a crime by the plaintiff; and   

B.     the use of force or deadly force by the defendant which is justified pursuant to common law or the law of the state.   


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-mexico > Chapter-31 > Article-23 > Section-31-23-1

31-23-1. Civil action; crime; damages; immunity.

No person shall be liable to a plaintiff in any civil action for damages if by a preponderance of the evidence the damages were incurred as a consequence of:   

A.     the commission, attempted commission or flight subsequent to the commission of a crime by the plaintiff; and   

B.     the use of force or deadly force by the defendant which is justified pursuant to common law or the law of the state.