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Feb 3, 2023

State GOP makes another effort to kill on-demand early voting

The Arizona Republican Party is making a last-ditch effort to get a court to do what lawmakers have so far refused: Kill on-demand early voting in the state.

May 4, 2015

Amid national furor, debate continues over 2 Arizona police shooting bills

SB1445 was supposed to protect the identity of police officers in the often volatile and emotional aftermath of a police shooting. SB1300 was supposed to protect the privacy of innocent victims and witnesses captured on police body cameras.

Apr 30, 2015

Lawmakers tout secrecy with little success

If a little sunshine is the best medicine, Arizona legislators seem afraid to take their proper dosage.

Mar 30, 2015

Ducey must act on bill shielding officer ID after shootings

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey faces a deadline today to sign or veto a bill requiring law enforcement agencies to keep the names of officers involved in shootings secret for two months.

Mar 27, 2015

Lawmakers, police chiefs clash over secrecy of officer names

Arizona lawmakers thought they were doing police a favor when they passed a measure that would keep secret for two months the name of any officer involved in an on-duty shooting.

Feb 6, 2015

Behind closed doors: Flurry of bills would increase government secrecy

When it comes to public records and government transparency, the Legislature this year has been a hotbed of activity. Republican lawmakers have introduced a host of proposals that would increase government secrecy by restricting access to public records and allowing more political discussions to happen behind closed doors.

May 30, 2014

Attorney General’s Office questions openness of new child safety agency

The leader of the state’s new child-welfare agency proclaimed that a new era of openness and accountability has arrived. But the Attorney General’s Office contends a provision preventing it from giving legal advice could only spur more secrecy.

Apr 9, 2012

AZ House OKs secrecy for environmental reports

Mining companies and other businesses will be allowed to keep environmental studies secret, even if they detail possible pollution problems, under industry-backed legislation that gained final House approval Monday. Under the measure headed to Republican Gov. Jan Brewer, environmental audits generally could not be used as evidence in civil cases.

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