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In Griffis v. Pinal County, the Arizona Supreme Court addressed whether “purely personal” emails created and maintained on government-owned computer systems are public records within the scope of Arizona’s public…

In State v. Gant, the Arizona Supreme Court, in a 3-2 decision, held that when an arrestee is handcuffed in the back of a patrol car and under the supervision…

In earlier work, Ayres and Brown introduced the “Fair Employment Mark,” and its licensing agreement, which gives a licensee’s employees and applicants contract rights of action as third-party beneficiaries if…

Racial exploitation is now the powerful, conventional challenge to emerging discourses on alternative methodologies of procuring organs, especially markets. The evidence, including growing waitlists and thousands of deaths each year,…

This Article calls for an end to employers’ practice of requiring worker assent to “cubewrap” contracts---standardized agreements provided after initial acceptance of employment. Through delayed-term noncompete and arbitration agreements, employers…