A ruling by the New Mexico Supreme Court has determined that certain evidence cannot be used in a prosecution. The case involves a high school cheerleader, Alexee Trevizo, and the death of a newborn child found in a trash can. The evidence in question is a body-camera video confession made by Trevizo.

The court's decision was based on physician-patient privilege, which was deemed to still apply despite the presence of police and Trevizo's mother during a conversation with a doctor. Further details about the case and the ruling are available from the source, including the court's reasoning and the arguments presented by prosecutors.