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Coordination bill dead, but issue may not be

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Coordination bill dead, but issue may not be

Coordination bill dead, but issue may not be

Jeremy Duda//March 3, 2014//

Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne listens to opening arguments from Yavapai Deputy County Attorney Benjamin Kreutzberg, in a hearing into allegations that Horne and political ally...

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