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Arizona Supreme Court says stores have duty to be ‘reasonably safe’ for customers

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that businesses have a duty to keep their stores “reasonably safe” for customers.

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Arizona Supreme Court says Circle K stores have duty to protect customers from harm

PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court has determined that businesses like Circle K owe their customers a certain duty of care to keep them safe from harm. In ruling released this week, the court's justices reversed a lower court decision in a lawsuit filed by a woman who was injured while patronizing a Circle K store in March 2020.

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Arizona Supreme Court rules stores have legal responsibility to keep properties ‘reasonably safe’

Store owners have a legal responsibility to keep their shops “reasonably safe” for customers, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.

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Arizona Supreme Court introduces 2 AI-generated news reporters

There's a new AI court reporting initiative at the Arizona Supreme Court. Daniel and Victoria are two AI-generated spokespeople providing updates.

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Find common ground or dig in for battle? Arizona's top Democrats are taking different approaches

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs and Attorney General Kris Mayes have adopted sharply different approaches to handling Donald Trump’s return to the White House ...

Arizona Senate not liable for legal fees in Cyber Ninjas records fight, court rules

The Arizona Court of Appeals rejected claims by The Republic and ruled the Senate shouldn't have to pay for Cyber Ninjas' "obstructionist" tactics.

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Arizona Supreme Court Justice Bolick says the independent judiciary 'is under grave attack'

An Arizona Supreme Court justice is publicly warning of the danger to democracy if the president gets to claim that only he ...

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Arizona Supreme Court says constable can't be held liable for death related to eviction order

TUCSON, Ariz. — A Tucson constable cannot be held liable for the death of another person who was killed while attempting to serve an eviction order, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Thursday.

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Federal firings wipe out entire Phoenix office that runs court, official says

The U.S. General Services Administration firings included people who operated and maintained the U.S. courthouse in downtown Phoenix.

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