Maricopa County Superior Court Docket Updates Reveal High-profile Cases
The elections power struggle between Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap and the board of supervisors could undermine trust in the 2026 midterms in the swing Arizona county. Arizona's one-of-a-kind law requires prosecutors to defend their decisions. County Attorney Rachel Mitchell sought to overturn it and vowed to appeal. Judge rules Maricopa County supervisors illegally removed IT staff from Recorder's Office Amid an elections power struggle, Maricopa County officials hurl unsubstantiated claims of voter disenfranchisement KJZZ: Maricopa County Superior Court judge rules anti-SLAPP law constitutional after AG's challenge
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell, the region's top prosecutor, is seeking to overturn a law that protects the public from ... Maricopa County Superior Court judge rules anti-SLAPP law constitutional after AG's challenge Yahoo: Arizona law protects First Amendment rights. Maricopa County wants to overturn it Arizona law protects First Amendment rights. Maricopa County wants to overturn it Votebeat on MSN: Amid an elections power struggle, Maricopa County officials hurl unsubstantiated claims of voter disenfranchisement A Superior Court judge found the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors illegally took away Recorder Justin Heap’s information technology team and must give that staff back in an order that resolves a ... KJZZ: Judge rules Maricopa County supervisors illegally removed IT staff from Recorder's Office A Maricopa County Superior Court Judge has ruled that Arizona’s anti-SLAPP law is constitutional after the County Attorney's Office tried to have it struck down.
