<em>Glendale Elementary School District v. State of Arizona

Glendale Elementary School District v. State of Arizona

By Benjamin Hall.  Article XI, Section 1, of the Arizona Constitution states, “The legislature shall enact such laws as shall provide for the establishment and maintenance of a general and uniform public school system.” This language appears to provide heightened…
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<em>Sierra Club v. Salt River Project</em>: Utilities Are Included

Sierra Club v. Salt River Project: Utilities Are Included

By Hannah Bernier. The Arizona Court of Appeals recently held that the Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement District (“SRP”) is subject to Arizona Public Records Law. This decision reflects SRP’s dual roles as a private utility cooperative and a political subdivision…
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Trump Administration Attempts to End Asylum Protections

Trump Administration Attempts to End Asylum Protections

By Lydia Giannini. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), alongside several immigrants’ rights groups, is suing the Trump administration for removing statutory protections for noncitizens contained in the Immigration and Nationality Act (“INA”). Among other things, the INA provides noncitizens the…
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The San Pedro River: What Comes After Quantification? 

The San Pedro River: What Comes After Quantification? 

By Katherine Altaffer. A Brief History  In Southern Arizona, the San Pedro River snakes its way from Mexico through Southern Arizona, sustaining life for endangered species and providing a lifeline for migratory birds and wildlife. It is the last free flowing river…
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Tired of Arizona Traffic? Flying to Work May Be Next 

Tired of Arizona Traffic? Flying to Work May Be Next 

By Kylie Cochrane. Flying cars, once viewed as science fiction, may soon become a reality in Arizona. With a history of pioneering transportation technology, the state is positioning itself to lead the nation once again. However, practical and legal challenges…
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