Caps v. Board Members
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FRANCHINI, Justice.
This appeal challenges a district court’s decision that recall petitions alleging misfeasance in office by four members of a local school board did not state facts sufficient to allow the recall process to continue. On appeal, petitioners argue that: (1) the district court applied the incorrect definition of misfeasance in reaching the determination that the facts alleged in the petitions were insufficient to allow the recall process to continue; and (2) the petitions contained sufficient facts to support charges of misfeasance in office. We affirm the district…
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