Tag: Constitutional Law

By Alyssa Bocian.The attorney-client privilege has long been recognized as the oldest common-law privilege safeguarding confidential communications. The privilege is intended to encourage open and candid communication between attorneys and their clients. The public at large benefits from sound legal…

By David Jang. Article 18, Section 6 of the Arizona Constitution provides: “the right of action to recover damages for injuries shall never be abrogated, and the amount recovered shall not be subject to any statutory limitation.” This so-called “anti-abrogation…

By Bobby Corridan. While Arizona has relatively few firearm regulations that distinguish young adults (eighteen-, nineteen-, and twenty-year-olds) from the rest of adults, Arizona’s concealed carry permitting scheme, A.R.S. 13-3112, does just that. Currently, Arizonans under the age of twenty-one are…

By Morgan Larson. Mandatory Student Programs Fees Are Unlawful Included in the list of mandatory tuition and fees for students enrolled at Arizona State University is a $35 fee labeled “Student Programs Fee.” The money from this fee funds registered student organizations…

By Sarah Mancuso. City of Surprise Council Meeting Leads to ArrestOn August 20, 2024, the City of Surprise City Council had Rebekah Massie forcibly removed from Council Meeting and arrested for trespassing in front of her ten-year-old daughter. Surprise’s City Council…