Tombstone Running Dry?
The city of Tombstone is waging an epic legal battle against the federal government for access to the wilderness area of […]
Category: Legal News
CFR now on the LII
Cornell’s Legal Information Institute (LII) recently announced that the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) is now available on its website. The CFR is the codification of […]
By Proclamation of the President, Today is Law Day!
This year’s Law Day theme is “No Courts, No Justice, No Freedom,” and according to the Presidential Proclamation, “recalls the historic role […]
Using Physics to Beat a Traffic Ticket
Lacking a legal argument to get out of your traffic ticket? Try physics. Dmitri Krioukov, a UC San Diego physicist, submitted […]
Professor Bartels Wins Supreme Court Case
It’s been 29 years since he last argued before the U.S. Supreme Court, but he still has it. Martinez v. Ryan, the […]
Maricopa County Superior Court Law Library Blog
The Maricopa County Superior Court Law Library has started a blog! The blog is maintained as the e-newsletter for the Maricopa County […]
Petition to Allow 3Ls to Take the Bar Exam
The deans of Arizona’s three law schools have submitted a petition to the Arizona Supreme Court, asking to amend Rule 34 of […]
Copyright Lawsuit Against Westlaw and LexisNexis
Westlaw and LexisNexis have been publishing publicly filed legal briefs and motions, and charging their subscription users to access them online, for […]
Affirmative Action in Higher Education
Yesterday the Supreme Court agreed to revisit the issue of Affirmative Action in higher education admissions. The case in question is Fisher […]
Amazon’s $53 million Arizona state tax bill
It’s tax season again, and Amazon.com is facing a $53 million tax bill from the state of Arizona. Amazon disclosed in a […]