Rule 23-108 Court library use.

The New Mexico Supreme Court and district courts keep their law libraries open to the public on regular business days. This means anyone, not just lawyers, can go in and use these libraries to research the law during normal court hours.

Individual courts can set their own rules about how people access their library. For example, a court might limit certain areas or set specific hours for public use. However, these rules can't be so strict that they block people from getting to the legal information they need. The goal is to balance any practical limits with the public's right to access the law.