No one can say that former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio isn’t a fighter. His attorneys filed two motions to toss out his guilty conviction on Tuesday.
A strategy that may work for former Sheriff Joe Arpaio in his contempt trial would be to convince the judge he didn't understand another judge's order.
Are law and morality at a crossroads? Words can literally kill someone. That is what a judge decided when he found a young woman guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
Aaron Saucedo is scheduled to be back in court on June 19 for an IPTC (initial pre-trial conference), but, as of right now, it is NOT for the Phoenix Serial Shooting case.
Having a party Memorial Day weekend? It's important you take a few steps that will protect you and your guests and make sure everyone stays out of court.
Under Massachusetts law, former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez is considered innocent after he took his own life. Arizona once had the same law.
Is it time to split the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, something that is referred to as the most liberal court and the most reversed court? In a word, yes.
With spring training starting next week, Maricopa County has responded to the Arizona Diamondbacks’ complaint and it is clear it has no intention of backing down, at least not anytime soon.
A lot has happened since President Trump declared a travel ban of people from certain countries around the world. What should we expect to happen next?
The Arizona Diamondbacks have repeatedly demanded Maricopa County “do its job” and repair and improve Chase Field, the Diamondbacks' home. Now they're suing.
