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Jury Selection in Civil Cases: The Debate Over Unrestricted Peremptory Strikes The recent proposal in Arizona to reinstate the ability of attorneys to eliminate jurors without having to show a particular cause has stirred a heated debate across legal circles. This legislation, spurred primarily by Republican lawmakers and backed by influential insurance companies, seeks to […] More
The Curious Case of Blocked Access: Understanding Legal Barriers in the Digital Age The emergence of digital media has ushered in a brave new world where information is at our fingertips. Yet, regulations and legal frameworks have also grown in response, sometimes producing outcomes that can feel both confusing and overwhelming for everyday users. Recently, […] More
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Reassessing Consent to Cookies and Data Processing: A Closer Look at Today’s Digital Privacy Landscape The increasing reliance on digital technology and online services has ushered in an era where consent to cookies and data processing is more than just a checkbox. It is a critical issue that sits at the crossroads of technology, law, […] More
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The Legal Landscape of Accessible Healthcare in Rural Communities In recent years, rural healthcare has become a critical topic in legal circles and policy debates. With communities in rural areas often facing tricky parts and tangled issues when attempting to access quality medical services, legal professionals and policymakers alike are finding themselves deep in the […] More
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A Legal Perspective on Doping Violations in Professional Baseball The recent suspension of minor league pitcher Listher Sosa by the Arizona Diamondbacks has sparked widespread discussion among sports fans, legal experts, and baseball enthusiasts alike. In this opinion editorial, we take a closer look at the tangled issues surrounding the use of performance-enhancing drugs in […] More
The Unresolved Question of Compensation for the Wrongfully Convicted The subject of compensating individuals who have been wrongfully convicted is one that sparks intense debate and tug-of-war emotions on both sides of the political spectrum. As our legal system strives to protect the innocent while holding wrongdoers accountable, we continue to observe glaring gaps in […] More
Understanding Impaired to the Slightest Degree under Arizona Law Arizona’s DUI laws have many twists and turns, and one of the most debated aspects is the notion of being “impaired to the slightest degree.” In our state, even if your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) falls below the standard 0.08 threshold, law enforcement can still charge […] More
The Weight of DUI-Related Tragedy and Legal Accountability The recent conviction in Santa Rosa of Charles Bernhardy for second-degree murder in connection with a DUI crash that claimed the life of 23-year-old motorcyclist Vance Stammer has sent ripples through the community and the legal world alike. This case is a stark reminder of how one […] More
The Shifting Legal Landscape in Arizona In recent months, the legal environment in Arizona has seen some dramatic changes, shaking up the long-standing abortion debate. With the state’s 15‐week abortion law overturned following a ruling that cited the recent voter-approved Proposition 139, the legal balance has noticeably shifted. Proposition 139 enshrines a “fundamental right” to […] More
Interpreting the “451: Unavailable Due to Legal Reasons” Message in Today’s Digital Landscape The brief note stating “451: Unavailable due to legal reasons” may seem curt at first glance, but it represents a critical intersection between technology and law. This message is not just about a website being unreachable; it signals the application of legal […] More
Immigration Laws Are Broken: A Call for Reform and Community Involvement The current framework governing immigration has sparked intense debate across communities and among policymakers alike. In recent years, it has become evident that these laws, many of which were designed decades ago, now struggle to keep pace with the modern realities they are meant […] More
Protection or Indifference: Assessing the Federal Government’s Approach to Tribal Water Rights The recent Arizona v. Navajo Nation decision has stirred intense debate over the federal government’s responsibility in securing water for the Navajo Tribe. In this closely decided 5-4 ruling, the majority opinion concluded that under the 1868 treaty, the United States bears no […] More