IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO
IN THE MATTER OF:
THE COURT SECURITY COMMITTEE Misc. No. II-MC-00004-11
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER
Pursuant to the Guide to Judiciary Policy, Volume 1, Chapter 11, Sub-chapter 1120,
District Courts, Section 1120.50(c), Court Committees, and the Judicial Conference of the
United States September 2007 session (JCUS-SEP 07), the Court Security Committee for the
District of New Mexico will consist of the Chief Judge, or chief judge's designee, who serves as
chair of the committee (See: Administrative Order 1O-MC-00004-31, IN RE: The Appointment
of Chairperson to the Court Security Committee, filed October 7, 2010).
Other voting committee members include:
(l) the Chair of the Las Cruces Courthouse Building Security Committee;
(2) a Court of Appeals judge designated by the Chief District Judge;
(3) the Chief Bankruptcy Judge;
(4) the Chief Magistrate Judge;
(5) the Chief Probation/Pretrial Officer;
(6) the Clerk of the District Court; and
(7) the United States Marshal.
Non-voting advisory members include:
(1) the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court;
(2) a representative of the General Services Administration;
Page 1 of2
(3~ the-United States Attorney (or designee);
(4) the Federal Public Defender (or designee); and
(5) a government-employee representative of the Federal Protective Service.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the District of New Mexico's Court Security
Committee will consist of the above listed members and will be responsible for (l) assessing the
adequacy of district-wide court security; (2) ensuring the effective and efficient use of court
security resources while preserving the right to a public trial; and (3) ensuring oversight of the
court's emergency preparedness program.
r
DONE in Albuquerque, this -) .)' day of L f../:Vl
v
J ,2011.
FOR THE COURT:
/;' ( ";;)
I /
~~t1<O b Jt~ ~
Bruce D. Black, Chief district Judge
Page 2 of2
