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Las Cruces, New Mexico — The meetings of the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners in New Mexico usually have little attendance. But not on September 19th. That session was packed with about 200 spectators and began with the county attorney delivering a warning. No booing, no yelling, no standing up. Break these rules and you will be asked to leave. “Don’t leave,” the lawyer concluded, “it’s a criminal offense.” With the specter of arrest on th…