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Cynthia Fry
The Job of N.M. Court of Appeals (Retention)
Review all cases except those involving sentences of death and life in prison, review appeals from the Public Regulation Commission. Eight-year terms. Must be at least 35 years old and have resided in New Mexico for at least three years. Pays $109,288.
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Recommendation: Retain
Evaluation: Fry received uniform high ratings. Specific strengths include her demeanor, sound knowledge of rules of evidence and procedure, and the ability to conduct herself in a manner free from impropriety. She effectively handles her workload and is diligent in carrying out her duties. Fry's opinions are understandable and clearly set forth the rules of law. This evaluation revealed no specific weaknesses. The judge is committed to continually improving her work performance.
Experience and education: Fry received her law degree from the University of New Mexico School of Law in 1981. She had extensive experience as a practicing lawyer prior to her seat on the Court of Appeals on Dec. 1, 2000. Fry served on the Supreme Court's Appellate Rules Committee and as chairwoman of the state Bar Association's Appellate Practice Section. She is a member of the Court Improvement Project Task Force, its Timeliness Subcommittee, and the Board Governing the Recording of Judicial Proceedings. In 1991, Fry received the "Outstanding Contribution" Award from the New Mexico State Bar.
