Web Links — Arizona
State
of Arizona Homepage
Links to: executive agencies, judicial agencies, legislative agencies,
and more.
ALIS
Online
ALIS Online is an information service of the Arizona Legislature designed
to promote increased public access to, and awareness of, the legislative
process in Arizona.
Arizona
Administrative Code
The Arizona Administrative Code is divided into 20 Titles which are broad
subject areas. Within each Title, rules appear in Chapters which are usually
state agencies but sometimes may be major programs within a large state
agency. You will find the rules here in Title and Chapter number order
in the Title Index.
Arizona
Constitution
This site offers a keyword search of the state Constitution.
Arizona
Corporation Commission
The Commission is comprised of six divisions: Administration, Hearings,
Utilities, Securities, Corporations, and Legal.
Arizona
Department of Real Estate
The complete text of the Department's Arizona Real Estate Law Book is
available here, including Arizona real estate statutes, Commissioner's
Rules, Fair Housing Law, Landlord & Tenant Acts, and more.
Arizona
Legislative Information System
Provides current searchable access to: bills, legislative committees,
state statutes, and more.
Arizona
Judicial Department
Site links include: Supreme Court Appeals and Court of Appeals Opinions,
news releases, media information, information for the public/educators/students/court
community/attorneys, and more.
Law-on-Line
Law-on-Line is becoming a provider and repository of practical legal self-help
information and certain legal forms. It is developing expertise on electronic
court filing systems. Its services are open to courts, general practitioner
attorneys, paralegals, legal assistants and members of the general public.
Maricopa
County Superior Court Law Library
This site offers a searchable online catalog and periodical indexes.
Pima
County Consolidated Justice Courts
Offering links to: calendar, forms, Virtual Peoples Court, future court
Internet projects, and more.
State Bar
of Arizona
The State Bar of Arizona is a non-profit corporation that exists under
the supervision and oversight of the Arizona Supreme Court. Lawyers who
wish to be licensed and practice in Arizona must maintain membership in
the State Bar and meet all other Supreme Court requirements. Site links
include: sections and committees, resources (attorney and public), court
opinions, marketplace, and more.
Superior
Court of Arizona in Maricopa County
Self-service center provides court information, forms and instructions,
and directory of attorneys and mediators. |