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New Mexico's Juvenile Reform Bill Stalls in Legislative Session

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Senate Bill 165, aimed at reforming juvenile justice in New Mexico, failed to reach Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham by the end of the recent legislative session. This inaction has drawn criticism, particularly from law enforcement officials like Las Cruces Police Chief Jermey Story, who will discuss the implications of this setback on KTSM 9 News. The lack of progress on this bill highlights ongoing challenges in addressing juvenile crime and reform in the state, affecting communities and law enforcement agencies alike.

Key Details: • Senate Bill 165 did not pass during the legislative session. • Discussion on the bill's implications will occur on KTSM 9 News at 6:30 p.m. • The failure to advance the bill raises concerns about juvenile crime management.

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