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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.

PURPA’s Uncertain Future in Arizona’s Solar Energy Portfolio

Oct 15, 2019

By Cory Bernard. Post-hearing briefs filed last week in a matter before the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC), plus a recent Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, highlight fierce debates over a key weapon in solar developers’ arsenal.…

City of Surprise v. Arizona Corporation Commission: How this Seemingly Straightforward Eminent Domain Case is Actually a Surprise Success for Renewable Energy Advocates

Oct 08, 2019

By Marissa Gibbens. On March 28, 2019, the Supreme Court of Arizona issued the opinion for City of Surprise v. Arizona Corporation Commission and the decision impacts more than just the parties involved. Indeed, the court held that while the…

A Public Trial: Cameras in the Courtroom

Oct 03, 2019

By Nicholas Ansel. On September 19, the British Supreme Court held oral arguments over the legality of Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s suspension of Parliament. The Prime Minister prorogued Parliament in order to sidestep any opposition to his plan for Brexit.…

Comment on Brush & Nib Studio v. City of Phoenix

Oct 02, 2019

Paul Bender, Professor of Law, Dean Emeritus, and Former Deputy Solicitor General of the United States The United States and the State of Arizona both have laws that prohibit businesses that serve the public from refusing to serve customers because…

Restricted: How College Athletes May Find Their Sought Remedy in a New Jurisdiction

Oct 02, 2019

By Jake Abrahamian. In March 2019, the Northern District of California decided the much-anticipated case in re National Collegiate Athletic Association Athletic Grant-in-Aid Cap Antitrust Litigation (NCAA Athletic Grant-in-Aid). Plaintiffs in the case were current and former Division I college…