Arizona, Supreme Court and Katie Hobbs
What is Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs looking for in a state Supreme Court justice?
Gov. Katie Hobbs has ironed out a vetting process that her top aides said will continue when it comes to appointing Arizona's next justice.
Arizona’s Democratic governor to get her first state Supreme Court appointment
Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-AZ) will get her first Supreme Court appointment since becoming governor after a justice announced his retirement. Justice Robert Brutinel, whom then-Gov. Jan Brewer appointed in 2010,
Gov. Hobbs may get to appoint three judges to Arizona Supreme Court
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs may get a chance to name three justices to the Arizona Supreme Court. Robert Brutinel, who had been named to the court in 2010 by then-Gov. Jan Brewer, announced Tuesday he is going to retire at the end of October.
Arizona Supreme Court justice retiring – The Center Square
Arizona Supreme Court Justice Robert M. Brutinel is retiring at the end of October. The announcement from the justice will pave the way for Gov. Katie Hobbs’ first Supreme Court appointment, the Arizona Republic reported. Currently, all of the justices on the court were appointed by Republican governors.
AZ Supreme Court Justice Robert Brutinel will retire in October
Justice Robert Brutinel, appointed to the Arizona Supreme Court in 2010, will retire effective Oct. 31. Gov. Katie Hobbs will pick a replacement.
Arizona Supreme Court Justice Brutinel to retire
Justice Robert Brutinel will retire from the Arizona Supreme Court at the end of October, he announced Tuesday. His retirement means that Gov. Katie Hobbs will get to appoint his replacement, the first Democrat to appoint a justice to the high court in more than 15 years.
Arizona Supreme Court justice retiring
Arizona Supreme Court Justice Robert M. Brutinel is retiring at the end of October. The announcement from the justice will pave the way for Gov. Katie Hobbs' first Supreme Court appointment, the Arizona Republic reported.
AZ Supreme Court Justice Robert Brutinel to retire
Brutinel, who has served on the Arizona Supreme Court since 2010, will step down at the end of October.
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Home-made tamale sales are now legal as Hobbs overrules health officials
On Thursday, Gov. Katie Hobbs overruled her own Department of Health Services, ordering the agency to immediately begin ...
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Don’t let Governor Hobbs take away school choice!
With less than one in three fourth-grade Arizona students reading at grade level, now is not the time for Governor Katie ...
Judge finds ‘serious flaws’ in how Arizona awards $15 billion in Medicaid contracts
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — New questions surround Arizona’s spending of $15 billion in taxpayer money after an administrative law ...
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Fox News Poll Shows Election Denier Kari Lake Getting Destroyed in Arizona Senate Race
Two new polls -- including one from Fox News -- show Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) walloping his Republican opponent, failed ...
Mexicans 'are part of Arizona's identity': Hobbs celebrates Mexican Independence Day
The Arizona State Capitol was lit up in green, white and red on Sunday night as it hosted an evening filled with Mexican ...
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WATCH LIVE: Gov. Hobbs Hobbs to address Hispanic Market and Water Investment
Following her appearance at the chamber, Governor Hobbs will join the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority (WIFA) to ...
Retirement on Arizona right-leaning high court gives Democratic governor rare chance to fill seat
PHOENIX — Arizona Supreme Court Justice Robert Brutinel announced Tuesday he will retire this fall, giving Democratic Gov.
Governor Hobbs addresses Arizona's healthcare workforce shortage
Governor Katie Hobbs announced last week the creation of a special taskforce to address Arizona's healthcare workforce ...