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This Note examines Arizona's ten-year experiment with authorized payday lending and sets it in the framework of the continuing national policy debate about this high-risk, high-cost consumer financial product. Arizona…

Americans expect their legal system to mete out justice objectively, without regard for identity, money, power, or weakness. The blindfolded Lady Justice, who frequently adorns courthouses and public buildings, is…

They were decided just seven months apart and are in some ways hard to reconcile. But there is a message in the combined holdings of *Caperton v. A.T. Massey Coal…

Many Americans believe that justice is for sale. Over the past decade, polling data has shown that a majority of Americans believe campaign contributions can tilt the scales of justice…

This Article maps legal conceptions of (in)equality onto the socio-geographic conception of spatial inequality in relation to the funding and provision of indigent defense services in the State of Arizona.…

The U. S. justice system is rife with an overexposed, understudied avenger, the tough-on-crime judge. Under the pressure of elective systems, pro-prosecution judges announce that they are "tough on crime"…