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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 14-2-1 (New Mexico Statutes Annotated)
Right to inspect
public records; exceptions.
Summary: See (A)(3) which states that every person has a right
to inspect any public records except for "letters or
memorandums which are matters of opinion in students' cumulative
files."
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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 18-9-4 (New Mexico Statutes Annotated)
Release of library
patron records prohibited; exceptions.
Summary: See all of statute which states that library patron
records shall not be released to anyone who is not a member of
the library staff except upon written consent of the patron or a
court order.
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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 18-9-5 (New Mexico Statutes Annotated)
Release of library
patron records prohibited; exceptions for school
libraries.
Summary: See all of statute which states that the
prohibition on the release of library patron records shall not
apply to school libraries, and that
school libraries can release patron records when requested by
the legal guardian of unemancipated minors or legally
incapacitated persons.
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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 18-9-6 (New Mexico Statutes Annotated)
Violating the Library
Privacy Act; civil liability.
Summary: See all of statute which states that any person who
violates the Library Privacy Act will have civil liability to
the person identified in the released library records.
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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 30-37-3.2 (New Mexico Statutes Annotated)
Dissemination of material harmful
to a minor by computer; child luring.
Summary: See all of statute. Part (A) defines dissemination
of material harmful to a minor by computer and states that
whoever is guilty of this will be charged with a misdemeanor.
Part (B) defines child luring and
states that whoever is guilty of this will be charged with a
fourth degree felony. Part (C) gives the defenses
for the prosecution of this crime [described in Part (A)] and
Parts (D), (E), and (F) further define who may not be liable for
this crime.
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