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New Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone agrees, but what to do with them is the problem.

Federal prosecutors say “expungement is an extraordinary measure appropriate ‘only in extreme circumstances.'”

Civil rights group joins long line of activists and lawyers taking one last shot at Sheriff Joe

What you need to know about the future legal actions against former sheriff Joe Arpaio and when, if ever, will his case be over.

Yep, that’s the temperature *indoors.*

Even the name “posse” raises eyebrows for a post-Arpaio advisory committee.

New Sheriff Paul Penzone has appointed a citizen advisory committee to study what to do with civilian volunteers.

Phoenix lawyers gathered at the court house to argue against Joe Arpaio’s pardon.

After teasing a pardon for Joe Arpaio for weeks after his conviction, Donald Trump finally granted the former sheriff clemency.

Donald Trump followed through on his promise and pardoned Joe Arpaio late Friday night.

Arpaio faces Oct. 5 sentencing for his conviction for criminal contempt of court.

Trump didn’t pardon Arpaio at his rally but he hinted he might do it later on.

Charlottesville, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the president’s antipathy toward Arizona’s two Republican senators … it all promises to create an emotionally charge scene here … and law-enforcement officials say they are well-prepared.

Rumors are still circulating whether President Trump will pardon Sheriff Joe on Tuesday in Phoenix.

Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s legal team continues to file for a new trial while President Trump hints at giving Arpaio a pardon.

Jonathan Wilson is the fifth inmate in less than four months to commit suicide in ADOC custody.

Much of the hearing was about whether Arpaio was present on the phone as ordered and if he wanted to waive his rights to attend. He was not present to hear Bolton rule that lawyers for him and the government have until Sept. 29 to submit all the written materials needed before sentencing.

Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s victims and detractors applauded Monday’s ruling, but also lamented that it didn’t come sooner, considering his past.

Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio finally met his match and was convicted of criminal contempt.