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New Mexico Statutes Annotated 1978 (NMSA 1978) — state statutes by citation, chapter listing, and catchline search. Keyless.

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Tools

citation ("30-2-1", "NMSA 1978, § 30-2-1", "§ 30-2-1"). Returns the catchline, full statutory text, chapter name, and history line. New Mexico publishes each CHAPTER as a single PDF (not per-section), so a bare citation has no chapter name to go on — this is resolved via a baked chapter index built from each chapter PDF's own bookmark tree, not by refusing the citation. A chapter the bake hasn't covered yet (see "Known limitation" below) reports reason: "chapternotbaked" rather than a false no-match.

• nm_statute(citation) — the current text of an NMSA 1978 section by

CATCHLINES and chapter names (not full statutory body text — NMOneSource's own search indexes case law and forms, not statute text; see "Data sources"). Returns matching citations, catchlines, and chapter names; pass a citation to nm_statute for the full text.

• nm_search(query, limit?) — topic/keyword search over official section

and how many sections this pack has indexed for each. Routing help for "I know the subject, not the chapter number."

• nm_chapters() — lists all NMSA 1978 chapters with their official names

Auth

Keyless. No signup, no key, on either side of the call.

Data sources

1978 chapter list (run by the New Mexico Compilation Commission), each chapter linking to its own navigation item id. Ids are assigned non-sequentially (Chapter 7 is item 4340, Chapter 30 is item 4371) — not derivable from the chapter number, which is the whole reason this pack bakes a chapter index (scripts/bake-index.mjs -> src/nm-index-data.ts, loaded via the KV-baked-index mechanism like new-hampshire-code).

• — the Current NMSA

chapter's full text, as ONE PDF per chapter (Chapter 30, Criminal Offenses, is 1,138 pages / 5.8 MB — there is no per-article or per-section split anywhere on the site). Each chapter PDF bookmarks every ARTICLE heading and SECTION citation with its own page destination; extractPdfOutline (new in shared/src/pdf-text.ts, fleet #2884) reads that bookmark tree WITHOUT decompressing any content stream (tens of ms even against 1,138 pages), and extractPdfText's new pageRange option then extracts only the page(s) around the matched citation — ~110ms for a 2-page extraction, down from ~1.7s for the whole chapter. The exact section text is then isolated from that small, if slightly over-inclusive, page range by locating the citation's own (wrap-tolerant — long headings wrap across lines in the rendered PDF) heading text and cutting at the earliest of its own "ANNOTATIONS" child bookmark or the next section's heading.

• https://nmonesource.com/nmos/nmsa/en//1/document.do — that

case law and forms, not NMSA statute body text — confirmed live: a phrase that only appears in a statute's text ("depraved mind", from 30-2-1) returned zero NMSA hits and dozens of case-law hits. nm_search therefore searches this pack's own baked catchline index instead, the same shape new-hampshire-code uses for the identical reason.

• NMOneSource's own search (/nmos/en/a/s/index.do?cont=) indexes

Known limitation: the bake is partial as committed

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.