The decision by the Arizona Supreme Court that gives Secretary of State Adrian Fontes more control over election policies.
The Arizona Supreme Court clarified the standard to which emergency room malpractice lawsuits can move forward.
The Arizona Supreme Court granted Attorney General Kris Mayes’ request to delay an upcoming deadline for her to decide the ...
The Arizona Supreme Court gave the Attorney General's Office until Nov. 21 to decide whether to appeal an order sending the case back to a grand jury.
Luis Medina's defense argues that a retrial would violate his constitutional rights in the Arizona Supreme Court. Medina's ...
The Arizona Supreme Court clarified the standard for emergency room malpractice lawsuits to move forward. In this case, a man ...
The Arizona Supreme Court has clarified the standard of proof required in emergency room medical malpractice cases. This ...
From Vietnam-era armbands to modern social media posts, test your knowledge of how student free speech rights have evolved ...
Columnist Sid Salter writes that observers believe the court could limit the use of race-based legal remedies to protect ...
Arizona's anti-SLAPP law shuts down lawsuits intended to stifle the public's First Amendment rights. Rachel Mitchell wants to end that.
Arizona Supreme Court rules in favor of Secretary of State Adrian Fontes regarding the election procedures manual.
The Arizona Supreme Court awarded local court programs for contributing to the Chief Justice's Strategic Plan.
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