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Arizona Bar Exam Doesn’t Cover Indian Law
By September, another several hundred citizens will have successfully transitioned through the Arizona legal community’s rite of passage – the state bar examination. However, there is an age-old, ever-evolving and […]
News File for the Week of August 23, 2004
Capitol Lobbyist Gretchen Jacobs has joined Greenberg Traurig LLP in Phoenix. Prior to joining Greenberg Traurig, Ms. Jacobs maintained her own lobbying firm where she worked with the Legislature and […]
Napolitano Defends Use Of Crisis Money To Market Health Insurance Programs
JLBC Questions Move; Rep. Burns Calls It ‘Slush Fund’
Lawmaker: Proposed Trust Land Pact Called
An agreement to resolve a long-festering dispute over 620 acres of state trust land shows what can happen if Arizona changes laws and rules regarding trust lands, officials said. Legislators, […]
CEO: State Hospital Problems Will Be Fixed By Month
Lawmaker Who Called For Probe Says He Won
Educators Visit 109 School Labeled As
The teachers at Maryland Elementary School were anticipating the worst. Identified as “underperforming” according to national and state standards, the school was targeted earlier this year for a visit from […]
Governor Names Tribal Affairs Policy Adviser
Attorney Marnie Hodahkwen is the new governor’s policy adviser for tribal affairs. Governor Napolitano made the announcement July 23 at a meeting of tribal leaders at the Inter-Tribal Council of […]
Club For Growth Bows Out Of State’s Legislative Races
Rival Mainstream Arizona Says Its Messages Will Change
Why Preservation Can’t Wait
Maintenance Today Saves Untold Dollars In Future Restoration Costs
‘Yes’ To Land Trust Reform, ‘No’ To Vouchers
School Boards Lobbyist Lists Priorities For Next Session
Supreme Court Overturns Death Sentences
Tucson Man Claims Aliens Controlled Him When He Killed 2 Women
