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The Arizona State Law Journal Blog’s articles do not constitute legal advice. The Blog’s articles focus on timely legal information that may, but does not necessarily, represent the authors’ personal views. The Blog’s articles do not necessarily reflect the views of the Arizona State Law Journal or the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law.

One Layer at a Time: Legal Considerations for 3D-Printed Construction in Arizona and Beyond

One Layer at a Time: Legal Considerations for 3D-Printed Construction in Arizona and Beyond

Apr 06, 2023
By Ashley Liu.  At 677 W. 19th St. in Tempe, Arizona, you can see a one-of-a-kind home for yourself. At a glance, you’ll notice that the walls look a little unusual: they seem to be laid in horizontal layers. That’s…
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Arizona’s “Silver Tsunami”: Legislating Toward an Alzheimer’s Disease Plan

Arizona’s “Silver Tsunami”: Legislating Toward an Alzheimer’s Disease Plan

Apr 03, 2023
By Lauren Krumholz.  Bills in the Arizona House and Senate allocate funds to ensure a statewide response to the growing rates of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia in Arizona.  Alzheimer’s Dementia in Arizona In 2020, 150,000 Arizonans over…
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Motor Vehicle Accidents Caused by Autonomous Vehicles: Exploring AI Liability in the Tort System

Motor Vehicle Accidents Caused by Autonomous Vehicles: Exploring AI Liability in the Tort System

Mar 23, 2023
By Morgan Sansone.  Those who have recently visited downtown Phoenix have undoubtedly seen several Waymo autonomous vehicles driving and zooming about. For those who are unfamiliar, Waymo is the name of Google’s self-driving car (autonomous vehicle) company. Waymo cars are…
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<em>Apache Stronghold v. United States</em>: Arizona Tribes Fight to Protect Sacred Site

Apache Stronghold v. United States: Arizona Tribes Fight to Protect Sacred Site

Mar 20, 2023
By Sarah Betz.  A Sacred Site Since Time Immemorial Oak Flat, located in Arizona’s Tonto National Forest, is a sacred site for many Native American tribes in Arizona. The site has been the epicenter of Western Apache life and spiritual…
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Katie Hobbs’ Executive Order 5: Investigating Arizona’s Death Penalty Protocols

Katie Hobbs’ Executive Order 5: Investigating Arizona’s Death Penalty Protocols

Mar 15, 2023
By Sophie Haase.  Governor Hobbs’ Recent Executive Order On January 20, 2023, Governor Katie Hobbs issued an executive order mandating the appointment of an Independent Review Commissioner to review and report on the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation, & Reentry’s…
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Is Cash Still King? Proposed AZ Bill to Mandate Businesses to Accept Cash Payments

Is Cash Still King? Proposed AZ Bill to Mandate Businesses to Accept Cash Payments

Mar 15, 2023
By Emma Marek.  Is cash still king? Or, has a new era of “cashless businesses” dethroned it? Square, a digital payment company, estimates that the number of cashless businesses has doubled in the U.S. since the beginning of the pandemic.…
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An Uphill Battle: The Mexican Government Seeks to Hold Arizona Gun Dealers Responsible

An Uphill Battle: The Mexican Government Seeks to Hold Arizona Gun Dealers Responsible

Mar 06, 2023
By Zabric Kline.  On October 10, 2022, the Mexican government filed a lawsuit against multiple Arizona gun retailers. This is one of many actions, both in and outside of the courtroom, that the Mexican government is undertaking in order to…
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Supreme Court Set to Hear Navajo Nation’s Claim in Water Rights Case

Supreme Court Set to Hear Navajo Nation’s Claim in Water Rights Case

Feb 28, 2023
By Jack Cahill.  For decades, people have flocked to Arizona for our abundant sunshine, resorts, and desert amenities. However, as Arizona has grown substantially, it is clear that our water is not abundant. Water scarcity is not a recent problem…
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The Shift from Red to Blue—How a House Bill Could Lower the Required Age Limit for Running for an Elected Office

The Shift from Red to Blue—How a House Bill Could Lower the Required Age Limit for Running for an Elected Office

Feb 28, 2023
By Alyannah Buhman.  The first regular session of the 56th Arizona State Legislature opened on January 9th, and House Representative Matt Gress has already proposed a notably progressive bill. Nico Delgado was the bill’s inspiration, a 15-year-old member of the…
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The Most Magical Place on Earth: Arizona’s Push to Become a Global Leader in Clinical Magic Mushroom Research

The Most Magical Place on Earth: Arizona’s Push to Become a Global Leader in Clinical Magic Mushroom Research

Feb 28, 2023
By Max Mashal.  H.B. 2486 and the Bipartisan Push for Magic Mushroom Legislation In January 2023, a bill that would allocate up to $30 million for clinical trials using whole psilocybin mushrooms (colloquially called “magic mushrooms”) was proposed in the…
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