New Mexico § 43-1B-14 Sequestration and confidentiality of records

New Mexico Statutes

§ 43-1B-14 — Sequestration and confidentiality of records

New Mexico § 43-1B-14

Ch. 43Commitment Procedures

Art. 1BAssisted Outpatient Treatment

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 43-1B-14 (2026).

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A. All records or information containing protected health information relating to the respondent, including all pleadings and other documents filed in the matter, social records, diagnostic evaluations, psychiatric or psychologic reports, videotapes, transcripts and audio recordings of interviews and examinations, recorded testimony and the assisted outpatient treatment plan that was produced or obtained as part of a proceeding pursuant to the Assisted Outpatient Treatment Act, shall be confidential and closed to the public. B. The records described in Subsection A of this section may only be disclosed to the parties and:

(1)court personnel;

(2)court-appointed special advocates;

(3)attorneys representing parties to the proceeding;

(4)surrogate decision-makers;

(5)peace officers reques

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A. All records or information containing protected health information relating to the respondent, including all pleadings and other documents filed in the matter, social records, diagnostic evaluations, psychiatric or psychologic reports, videotapes, transcripts and audio recordings of interviews and examinations, recorded testimony and the assisted outpatient treatment plan that was produced or obtained as part of a proceeding pursuant to the Assisted Outpatient Treatment Act, shall be confidential and closed to the public. B. The records described in Subsection A of this section may only be disclosed to the parties and: (1) court personnel; (2) court-appointed special advocates; (3) attorneys representing parties to the proceeding; (4) surrogate decision-makers; (5) peace officers requested by the court to perform any duties or functions related to the respondent as deemed appropriate by the court; (6) qualified professionals and providers involved in the evaluation or treatment of the respondent; (7) public health authorities or entities conducting public health surveillance or research, if authorized by law; and (8) any other person or entity, by order of the court, having a legitimate interest in the case or the work of the court.