Courts

Throughout Adel’s tenure, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office has been plagued by scandals

Arpaio drew resounding cheers at Nick Fuentes’ white nationalist conference for saying he had bought a gun to “shoot people who come across the border.”

A new lawsuit is challenging Arizona leaders as they prepare to execute death row inmates with the same gas that killed more than one million Jewish people in Auschwitz.

They called it the biggest FBI investigation in history. As it unfolds, a 63-year-old Phoenix man is accused of masterminding the event that will live in infamy.

Baked Alaska tried to skip town. But he’s stuck in the East Valley for now.

Fountain Hills resident and America’s Toughest Sheriff Joe Arpaio is a character witness in a $1 million theft lawsuit against his friend, who worked for a rare coin dealer.

The students argue that their religious freedoms are being trampled.

Internal strife among allies of Steve Bannon and the exiled Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui centers on a bizarre network of Arizona companies.

“I am serious about the position. I’m not retired.”

“I’m not doing it to get my name in the paper,” Arpaio said. “When I go to the toilet, my name is in the paper.”

Allister Adel isn’t on leave while she seeks treatment, according to a MCAO spokesperson.

The lawsuit challenges provisions in the bill that ban certain abortions and equate fetuses to people.

Investigation determined there is “no question” that Phoenix police tried to stop local protests.

A Maricopa County prosecutor filed a notice of claim against her boss, County Attorney Allister Adel, over the botched prosecution of BLM protesters.

“Allister Adel in short time in office has completely failed her professional responsibilities…” – Matthew Aguilar

The ACLU of Arizona is accusing MCAO of systematically coercing defendants into accepting plea deals.

The lawsuit accuses the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts of firing an employee for making its CEO look bad.

The court’s conservative majority ruled that Arizonas laws don’t violate the Voting Rights Act.

“I really do believe she will do whatever is necessary, even if it’s bending the facts, just to get a conviction,” Bruce Walker, legal defender.

Inmate workers who were injured while working for the egg producer filed five separate lawsuits in 2020.

The county attorney’s office didn’t object to the release of Caballero — only that he be fitted with a GPS monitor.

Maricopa County agreed to pay Shane McGough $25,000 in a settlement agreement.