Kim Irby urges courts to use communication supports so people with aphasia can participate At a virtual briefing for New Mexico Courts staff, Kim Irby of the National Aphasia Association described aphasia, cited research showing inconsistent competency findings and few documented accommodations, and recommended plain-language materials and practical courtroom supports to help people with aphasia communicate.

Kim Irby emphasizes that people with aphasia can meaningfully engage in court when given the right communication supports, challenging the misconception that their communication difficulties equate to incapacity.

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Judge Carruthers hears bond motion for Miguel Aguilera amid health issues Court considers bond agreement for Miguel Aguilera following his health complications.

Judge Stephanie Boyd is taking a bold stand for juror rights, advocating for better accommodations that could reshape the future of courtroom experiences.

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