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Court rules state lawmakers are entitled to shield records from public - Vimarsana News

Court rules state lawmakers are entitled to shield records from public

State lawmakers are entitled to shield records from public disclosure if they deal in any way with legislative business, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.

ACLU, media organizations file lawsuit to stop police filming bill from taking effect - Vimarsana News

ACLU, media organizations file lawsuit to stop police filming bill from taking effect

PHOENIX (KVOA) - The ACLU and some news organizations say House Bill 2319 that was passed this session and signed by Governor Doug Ducey violates the First Amendment.

Source: kvoa.com
Avondale leaders make closed-door decision on city manager hire - Vimarsana News

Avondale leaders make closed-door decision on city manager hire

Avondale issued a news release that it would seek to hire Cottonwood City Manager Ron Corbin, but that council decision happened behind closed doors.

Trump pleads the 5th. What does it mean? Here's what you should know about the constitutional right he invoked - Vimarsana News

Trump pleads the 5th. What does it mean? Here's what you should know about the constitutional right he invoked

Former President Donald Trump said he declined to answer questions while under oath, citing the "rights and privileges afforded to every citizen under the United States Constitution." Here's what you should know about the constitutional right he has invoked.

AZ Legislature Was Warned That Ban on Filming Cops Within 8 Feet Was Unconstitutional - Vimarsana News

AZ Legislature Was Warned That Ban on Filming Cops Within 8 Feet Was Unconstitutional

The Arizona Legislature's own attorneys called this new law unconstitutional. Arizona Republicans passed it anyway.