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New Mexico — New Mexico Statutes 1978

Complete, unannotated statutory corpus and directed cross-reference citation graph for the State of New Mexico across all 82 active chapters and 1,955 distinct articles, cryptographically sealed from official New Mexico Compilation Commission (NMOneSource) sources.

82 Active Chapters
1,955 Distinct Articles
31,091 Statutory Sections
148,592 Subsections
53,833 Citation Edges
100% AKN 3.0 XSD Valid
Single-Snapshot Dataset Acquisition • 10/2026 Edition

New Mexico Statutes 1978 — Complete Medallion Snapshot

One-time purchase for the complete October 2026 (10/2026) edition single-snapshot dataset of the New Mexico Statutes 1978. Includes perpetual commercial license rights to the Bronze raw source payloads, Silver OASIS Akoma Ntoso 3.0 XML archive, Gold Apache Parquet tables (sections, subsections, edges), and SHA-256 provenance manifests.

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Medallion Architecture Deliverables

Three-tier statutory distribution with end-to-end SHA-256 cryptographic lineage from raw legislative payload to analytical Parquet tables.
Bronze Layer

Immutable Source Payloads

Verbatim section payloads captured from the New Mexico Compilation Commission (NMOneSource) with wire-level SHA-256 hashes and structural hierarchy metadata.

  • Source Authority NM Compilation Commission
  • Sealed Payloads 31,091 Files
  • Lineage Manifest bronze_manifest.jsonl
  • Integrity Seal manifest.sha256 (0444)
Silver Layer

OASIS Akoma Ntoso 3.0 XML

Normalized, schema-validated OASIS LegalDocML (Akoma Ntoso 3.0) XML documents containing strictly enacted statutory text, subsection hierarchy, and session-law history citations.

  • XML Standard OASIS AKN 3.0 (XSD 1.0)
  • Validated Docs 31,091 / 31,091 (100%)
  • History Coverage 31,068 / 31,091 (99.9%)
  • Third-Party IP / Notes 0 (Strictly Stripped)
Gold Layer

Apache Parquet & Citation Graph

Snappy-compressed Apache Parquet tables (sections, subsections, edges) and pre-indexed DuckDB analytical catalog ready for immediate SQL, Polars, PyArrow, or RAG/LLM ingestion.

  • Section Table 31,091 Rows (20.06 MB)
  • Subsection Table 148,592 Rows (18.05 MB)
  • Citation Graph 53,833 Directed Edges
  • DuckDB Catalog keystone_nmsa.duckdb
Artifact / Archive Layer / Format Records Size SHA-256 Cryptographic Seal
sections.parquet Gold Columnar Table (Snappy Parquet) 31,091 20.06 MB b6efe2ac81b3ec16a1680b377658bb3e6d0ba3a6441c527f36e7d69d17ecbcc3
subsections.parquet Gold Hierarchical Paragraphs (Snappy Parquet) 148,592 18.05 MB 96a72965e09be4075d4c39352adca069c608034e1b7487701dbf06d2f7c92ea2
edges.parquet Gold Directed Citation Graph (Snappy Parquet) 53,833 499.02 KB d71e894d37e4de49e617133f81a6132ee6632156601e67072be64bec1a4a3b94
keystone_nmsa_bronze_2026-10.tar.gz Complete Bronze Source Archive (Raw Payloads + Manifests) 31,091 files 17.65 MB c41af62a8a078fc9752b6b6ac58510e26ea5dec96bb7aedaee50c841670884c9
keystone_nmsa_silver_2026-10.tar.gz Complete Silver OASIS AKN 3.0 XML Archive (XML + XSD + Manifests) 31,091 docs 23.17 MB fe7e7f7d661cad0c892e884556a532840054a864c56291c61eaf665408f9f66b
keystone_nmsa_gold_2026-10.tar.gz Complete Gold Release Archive (Parquet + Manifests) 233,516 32.64 MB 3f021dcb3215e4a334a2fb891a7120e30910ebf23795ef1fdf47219180a5240f
keystone_nmsa_title1_sample.tar.gz Chapter 1 Sample Showcase Slice (Chapter 1 - Elections) 822 secs 728.38 KB f764b4747798a940601c24a4644ac2b7c9544cb4ebfb754b30b8019e4a93f202

Canonical Record Specimen: NMSA 1978 § 1-1-12

Side-by-side view of Section 1-1-12 (Consolidated precinct) in Silver OASIS Akoma Ntoso 3.0 XML and Gold Parquet JSON representation.
data/silver/nmsa/akn_xml/chapter_01_1/NMSA-1-1-12.xml Silver OASIS AKN 3.0 
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
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            xmlns:meta="https://pipeline.local/schema/meta">
  <act name="statute">
    <meta>
      <identification source="#pipeline">
        <FRBRWork>
          <FRBRthis value="/us-nm/act/nmsa/chapter-1/section-1-1-12"/>
          <FRBRdate date="2026-10-18" name="snapshot"/>
          <FRBRcountry value="US-NM"/>
        </FRBRWork>
      </identification>
      <proprietary source="#pipeline">
        <meta:source_html_sha256>4db3e2a3aebf1ecd...3af25</meta:source_html_sha256>
        <meta:doc_id>NMSA-1-1-12</meta:doc_id>
        <meta:jurisdiction>US-NM</meta:jurisdiction>
        <meta:container_id>1</meta:container_id>
        <meta:chapter_id>1-1</meta:chapter_id>
        <meta:chapter_name>Article 1 - Definitions and General Provisions</meta:chapter_name>
        <meta:history_note>1953 Comp., § 3-1-11, enacted by Laws 1969, ch. 240, § 11; 1975, ch. 255, § 4; 2011, ch. 131, § 1 ; 2011,...</meta:history_note>
      </proprietary>
    </meta>
    <body>
      <section eId="sec_1-1-12">
        <num>1-1-12</num>
        <heading>Consolidated precinct</heading>
        <paragraph eId="sec_1-1-12__para_1" class="indent-1">
          <num>A.</num>
          <content>
            <p>A. As used in the Election Code, &quot;consolidated
            precinct&quot; means a single precinct or the combination of
            two or more precincts into one polling place for the purpose
            of establishing a voter convenience center pursuant...</p>
          </content>
        </paragraph>
        <paragraph eId="sec_1-1-12__para_2" class="indent-1">
          <num>B.</num>
          <content>
            <p>B. When consolidated precincts are used to establish a voter
            convenience center in a statewide election, references to
            &quot;precincts&quot; in the voting process shall be
            applicable to consolidated precincts.</p>
          </content>
        </paragraph>
      </section>
    </body>
  </act>
</akomaNtoso>
gold.sections / gold.subsections / gold.edges Gold Parquet Row 
// 1. sections.parquet (Primary Key: doc_id = "NMSA-1-1-12")
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  "container_id": "1",
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  "chapter_id": "1-1",
  "chapter_name": "Article 1 - Definitions and General Provisions",
  "subchapter_id": "",
  "subchapter_name": "",
  "section_number": "1-1-12",
  "heading": "Consolidated precinct",
  "paragraph_count": 2,
  "history_note": "1953 Comp., § 3-1-11, enacted by Laws 1969, ch. 240, § 11; 1975, ch. 255, § 4; 2011, ch. 131, § 1 ; 2011, ch. 137,...",
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}

// 2. subsections.parquet (2 rows for NMSA-1-1-12)
{
  "doc_id": "NMSA-1-1-12",
  "paragraph_eid": "sec_1-1-12__para_1",
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  "text": "A. As used in the Election Code, \"consolidated precinct\" means a single precinct or the combination of two or more precincts into one polling place for the purpose of establishing a voter convenience center pursuant..."
}

// 3. edges.parquet (Sample Directed Citation Edge in New Mexico Statutes 1978)
{
  "jurisdiction": "US-NM",
  "source_doc_id": "NMSA-1-1-10",
  "source_section": "1-1-10",
  "target_doc_id": "NMSA-1-7-2",
  "target_section": "1-7-2",
  "target_title": 1,
  "citation_count": 1
}

Gold Parquet Schema Specification

Standardized cross-jurisdiction schema shared across all 57 Keystone Legal Data statutory repositories.
Table Column Name Parquet Type Description
sections.parquet jurisdiction / doc_id / universal_doc_id VARCHAR Jurisdiction code (US-NM), collection-scoped primary key (NMSA-1-1-12), and global key.
container_type / container_id / container_name VARCHAR Top-level statutory container metadata (e.g., chapter, 1, Chapter 1 - Elections).
chapter_id / chapter_name VARCHAR Intermediate chapter/article identifier and official heading (100% populated across all 31,091 sections).
section_number / heading VARCHAR Canonical section number (e.g., 1-1-12) and cleaned catchline heading.
full_text VARCHAR Complete, newline-delimited statutory text of the section (strictly enacted text only).
history_note VARCHAR Legislative session-law enactment and amendment history citations (31,068 / 31,091 sections populated).
paragraph_count INT64 Number of child subsection paragraphs shredded into subsections.parquet.
source_html_sha256 / akn_sha256 VARCHAR Cryptographic SHA-256 digests linking the Gold row to its exact Silver XML and Bronze raw payload.
subsections.parquet paragraph_eid / paragraph_seq VARCHAR / INT64 OASIS AKN 3.0 element ID (sec_1-1-12__para_1) and deterministic 1-based sequence order within the section.
enum_label / indent_level VARCHAR / INT64 Extracted structural enumerator (e.g., (a), (1), (A)) and hierarchical indentation depth (1–6).
text VARCHAR Cleaned text of the individual statutory subsection or paragraph.
edges.parquet source_doc_id / target_doc_id VARCHAR Directed citation graph edge resolving in-text statutory references from citing section to cited target section.
source_section / target_section / citation_count VARCHAR / INT64 Canonical section numbers and frequency count of cross-references between the pair.

Complete 82-Chapter Inventory (New Mexico Statutes 1978)

Breakdown of distinct articles and statutory sections across all 82 active chapters in the October 2026 edition.
Chapter Chapter Heading Articles Sections
Chapter 1Chapter 1 - Elections33822
Chapter 2Chapter 2 - Legislative Branch26249
Chapter 3Chapter 3 - Municipalities721,017
Chapter 4Chapter 4 - Counties68588
Chapter 5Chapter 5 - Municipalities and Counties23337
Chapter 6Chapter 6 - Public Finances50756
Chapter 7Chapter 7 - Taxation811,737
Chapter 8Chapter 8 - Elected Officials874
Chapter 9Chapter 9 - Executive Department38592
Chapter 10Chapter 10 - Public Officers and Employees35597
Chapter 11Chapter 11 - Intergovernmental Agreements and Authorities27168
Chapter 12Chapter 12 - Miscellaneous Public Affairs Matters24291
Chapter 13Chapter 13 - Public Purchases and Property15383
Chapter 14Chapter 14 - Records, Rules, Legal Notices, Oaths21263
Chapter 15Chapter 15 - Administration of Government13118
Chapter 16Chapter 16 - Parks, Recreation and Fairs6115
Chapter 17Chapter 17 - Wildlife and Outdoor Recreation12244
Chapter 18Chapter 18 - Libraries, Museums and Cultural Properties20195
Chapter 19Chapter 19 - Public Lands17379
Chapter 20Chapter 20 - Military Affairs13180
Chapter 21Chapter 21 - State and Private Education Institutions67864
Chapter 22Chapter 22 - Public Schools771,154
Chapter 22AChapter 22A - Other Public School Laws15
Chapter 23Chapter 23 - State Health Institutions842
Chapter 24Chapter 24 - Health and Safety71662
Chapter 24AChapter 24A - Health Care Code1084
Chapter 25Chapter 25 - Food14149
Chapter 26Chapter 26 - Drugs and Cosmetics8121
Chapter 27Chapter 27 - Public Assistance21284
Chapter 28Chapter 28 - Human Rights29202
Chapter 29Chapter 29 - Law Enforcement29296
Chapter 30Chapter 30 - Criminal Offenses66612
Chapter 31Chapter 31 - Criminal Procedure34362
Chapter 32AChapter 32A - Children's Code40484
Chapter 33Chapter 33 - Correctional Institutions18190
Chapter 34Chapter 34 - Court Structure and Administration16181
Chapter 35Chapter 35 - Magistrate and Municipal Courts15165
Chapter 36Chapter 36 - Attorneys494
Chapter 37Chapter 37 - Limitation of Actions; Abatement and Revivor247
Chapter 38Chapter 38 - Trials11111
Chapter 39Chapter 39 - Judgments, Costs, Appeals12175
Chapter 40Chapter 40 - Domestic Affairs29512
Chapter 41Chapter 41 - Torts16128
Chapter 42Chapter 42 - Actions and Proceedings Relating to Property14197
Chapter 42AChapter 42A - Condemnation Proceedings442
Chapter 43Chapter 43 - Commitment Procedures469
Chapter 44Chapter 44 - Miscellaneous Civil Law Matters10167
Chapter 45Chapter 45 - Uniform Probate Code12603
Chapter 46Chapter 46 - Fiduciaries and Trusts17290
Chapter 46AChapter 46A - Uniform Trust Code1094
Chapter 46BChapter 46B - Uniform Power of Attorney Act145
Chapter 47Chapter 47 - Property Law24426
Chapter 48Chapter 48 - Liens and Mortgages15176
Chapter 49Chapter 49 - Land Grants11136
Chapter 50Chapter 50 - Employment Law19202
Chapter 51Chapter 51 - Unemployment Compensation166
Chapter 52Chapter 52 - Workers' Compensation9244
Chapter 53Chapter 53 - Corporations21494
Chapter 54Chapter 54 - Partnerships4235
Chapter 55Chapter 55 - Uniform Commercial Code13675
Chapter 56Chapter 56 - Commercial Instruments and Transactions16209
Chapter 57Chapter 57 - Trade Practices and Regulations45489
Chapter 58Chapter 58 - Financial Institutions and Regulations441,014
Chapter 59AChapter 59A - Insurance Code921,830
Chapter 60Chapter 60 - Business Licenses26553
Chapter 61Chapter 61 - Professional and Occupational Licenses611,311
Chapter 62Chapter 62 - Electric, Gas and Water Utilities22320
Chapter 63Chapter 63 - Railroads and Communications20252
Chapter 64Chapter 64 - Aeronautics653
Chapter 65Chapter 65 - Motor Carriers6134
Chapter 66Chapter 66 - Motor Vehicles13853
Chapter 67Chapter 67 - Highways16264
Chapter 68Chapter 68 - Timber767
Chapter 69Chapter 69 - Mines23219
Chapter 70Chapter 70 - Oil and Gas14186
Chapter 71Chapter 71 - Energy and Minerals990
Chapter 72Chapter 72 - Water Law27804
Chapter 73Chapter 73 - Special Districts28969
Chapter 74Chapter 74 - Environmental Improvement27457
Chapter 75Chapter 75 - Miscellaneous Natural Resource Matters1264
Chapter 76Chapter 76 - Agriculture30433
Chapter 77Chapter 77 - Animals and Livestock22330
Total (82 Chapters) Complete New Mexico Statutes 1978 Corpus 1,955 31,091