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Introduction
New Mexico Law Review

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What the Police Don’t Know May Hurt Us: An Argument for Enhanced Legal Training of Police Officers
Yuri R. Linetsky

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To Shield and Protect: The Competence to Stand Trial Doctrine in New Mexico
Lea A. Zukowski

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What’s FAIR for Conscientious Objectors Subject to Public Accommodations Laws
Mark A. Strasser

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The Culturally Proficient Law Professor: Beginning the Journey
Anastasia M. Boles

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One Drunk Driver, Shame on You, Two Drunk Drivers, Shame on Who: Reconciling the Unlawful Acts Doctrine with Comparative Negligence
Alison K. Goodwin

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Emerging From the Smoke: Does an Employer Have a Duty to Accommodate an Employee’s Medical Marijuana Use After Garcia v. Tractor Supply Company?
Lucía Moran

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Entering a Building Without Going Inside: The Implications of State v. Holt for Breaking and Entering Cases in New Mexico
Keri Rezac Thiel