New Mexico Statutes Chapter 31. Criminal Procedure § 31-22-4.1. Domestic violence homicide review team; creation; membership; duties; confidentiality; civil liability

(1) medical personnel with expertise in domestic violence;

(2) criminologists;

(3) representatives from the New Mexico district attorneys association;

(4) representatives from the attorney general;

(5) victim services providers;

(6) civil legal services providers;

(7) representatives from the public defender department;

(8) members of the judiciary;

(9) law enforcement personnel;

(10) representatives from the department of health, the aging and long-term services department and the children, youth and families department who deal with domestic violence victims' issues;

(11) representatives from tribal organizations who deal with domestic violence; and

(12) any other members the director of the commission deems appropriate.

(1) review trends and patterns of domestic violence related homicides and sexual assault related homicides in New Mexico;

(2) evaluate the responses of government and nongovernment service delivery systems and offer recommendations for improvement of the responses;

(3) identify and characterize high-risk groups for the purpose of recommending developments in public policy;

(4) collect statistical data in a consistent and uniform manner on the occurrence of domestic violence related homicides and sexual assault related homicides; and

(5) improve collaboration between tribal, state and local agencies and organizations to develop initiatives to prevent domestic violence.

(1) all records, reports or other information obtained or created by the domestic violence homicide review team for the purpose of reviewing domestic violence related homicides or sexual assault related homicides pursuant to this section; and

(2) all communications made by domestic violence homicide review team members or other persons during a review conducted by the team of a domestic violence related homicide or a sexual assault related homicide.

(1) domestic violence homicide review team members;

(2) persons who provide records, reports or other information to the team for the purpose of reviewing domestic violence related homicides and sexual assault related homicides; and

(3) persons who participate in a review conducted by the team.

(1) the governor;

(2) the legislative council;

(3) the chief justice of the supreme court;

(4) the secretary of public safety;

(5) the secretary of children, youth and families;

(6) the secretary of health; and

(7) any other persons the team deems appropriate.