Arizona Notaries Public Laws and Regulations
A notary is required by law to authenticate all of his official acts with a seal, and to record all of his notarial acts (in chronological order) in a journal.
A notary is required by law to authenticate all of his official acts with a seal, and to record all of his notarial acts (in chronological order) in a journal.
A master jury list is maintained by the jury commissioner of every county.
The Constitution of the State of Arizona contains a Victims’ Bill of Rights.
On request of the plaintiff, the court will forward the injunction against harassment to the proper law enforcement agency for service on the defendant.
An “animal” is defined by law as a mammal, bird, reptile or amphibian.
In Arizona, the rule still is that an adult may, under most circumstances, possess and carry a gun.
Every pool owner is advised to check his local pool barrier ordinance to ensure compliance.
A person who elects to attend a driving school must pay a “court diversion fee”.
The statute sets forth the general rule that a vehicle’s maximum speed must be reasonable and prudent.
A civil action, simply defined, is a lawsuit brought to enforce, restore or protect private rights.
Every person who operates a motor vehicle in Arizona automatically gives consent to a test or tests of his blood, breath, urine or other bodily substance.
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Scottsdale, AZ 85254
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Tucson, AZ 85718
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Phoenix, AZ 85028
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Show Low, AZ 85901
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