- Discipline authority
- none
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- restricted
- Civilian composition
- none
New Mexico
Independent institutions that check this jurisdiction's own power — audit, ombudsman, inspector general, civilian review, ethics, and grand-jury bodies established by statute.
Oversight Bodies
3 tracked · ranked by independenceNew Mexico Office of the State Auditor
The New Mexico State Auditor is independently elected statewide to a four-year term and is a constitutional officer. The office audits state agencies and local governments throughout New Mexico.
Read scorecard → 02 Ethics CommissionNew Mexico State Ethics Commission
The New Mexico State Ethics Commission, established in 2019, enforces government ethics, campaign finance, and lobbying laws for all public officers, employees, candidates, lobbyists, and...
Read scorecard → 03 Civilian ReviewNew Mexico Law Enforcement Certification Board
The New Mexico Law Enforcement Certification Board, established under NMSA §29-7-4.3 (as amended effective July 1, 2023), is an 11-member board administratively attached to the Department of...
Read scorecard →Who watches the police?
Bodies with statutory law-enforcement scope
3 bodies · ranked by independence- Discipline authority
- binding
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- restricted
- Civilian composition
- mixed cap
- Discipline authority
- advisory
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- restricted
- Civilian composition
- required