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First Amendment, 14th Amendment, Kavanagh, federal judge
Nov 14, 2025

Court upholds Arizona film tax credits, rejects Gift Clause challenge

Key Points: Judge rules Arizona film tax credits are legal State allows up to $125 million in credits for film productions The state has repealed similar film credit programs in […]

Nov 12, 2025

Supreme Court to rule on funding of November food stamp benefits

Key Points:  US Supreme Court blocks full food stamp benefits temporarily Trump administration requests delay in enforcing lower court order Arizona may have to refund excess benefits if Supreme Court […]

Nov 10, 2025

Trump issues pardons to allies in election fraud scheme

Key Points: President Trump issues federal pardons to 18 people connected to his efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss The pardons do not affect the 18 people indicted on […]

Nov 10, 2025

Legal battle over SNAP benefits puts Arizona in a bind

Key Points:  Arizona may owe federal government money over food stamp benefits loaded to debit cards during government shutdown Trump administration sought to keep states from fully paying SNAP benefits […]

Nov 7, 2025

Abortion providers seek to overturn restrictive Arizona laws

Key Points:  Physicians challenge state abortion laws in court under new constitutional right  Testimony highlights burden of waiting periods, counseling and telemedicine ban  Legislative leaders defend statutory scheme, claim it […]

Nov 7, 2025

Scottsdale City Council delays decision to join Axon HQ lawsuit

Key Points: Scottsdale City Council delays decision on Axon zoning lawsuit Controversial law allows Axon to build headquarters with 1,900 apartments in city Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky seeks a careful […]

elections, ballots, presidential election, threats, election workers, Arizona
Nov 7, 2025

Court rejects bid for legislative immunity from Mohave County Supervisor

Key Points: Court of Appeals rejects bid to bar attorney general from subjecting Ron Gould to “intimidation” Court ruled that Gould’s claim of intidimidation is speculative  Attorney general’s letter did […]

Nov 6, 2025

Arizona seeks to streamline execution process

Key Points:  Attorney General seeks set execution briefing schedule to prevent drug expiration Defense counsel warns shorter timelines could harm capital defendants’ rights Arizona Supreme Court plans to review new […]

Nov 6, 2025

Judge rejects government shutdown delay in border wall lawsuit

Key Points: Federal magistrate denies delay of lawsuit on border wall construction Magistrate cites ongoing construction despite government shutdown Magistrate sets Nov. 14 deadline for legal briefs on lawsuit’s merits […]

Oct 25, 2025

Groundwater protections sought in La Paz County amid lawsuit

Key Points:  Public nuisance lawsuit at crossroads on attorney general’s authority to sue Litigation stands to impact potential state regulation of basin  Outcome could impact extent of oversight on agricultural […]

Oct 22, 2025

Congresswoman-elect Grijalva sues House for delay in swearing-in ceremony

Key Points: Adelita Grijalva and Attorney General Kris Mayes accuse US House Speaker Mike Johnson of illegally delaying swearing-in. Though elected to Congress, she is currently unable to access federal […]

Mayes, Meta, lawsuit, social media
Oct 21, 2025

Arizona Supreme Court grants extension in fake electors case

Attorney General Kris Mayes has been given more time to decide what she intends to do next in the currently stalled case against Arizona’s “fake electors” and their allies. In […]

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