Recently added articles from Arizona Capitol Times:
Arizona Supreme Court: Public records include electronic data
Oct 29, 2009; ... The Arizona Supreme Court on Oct. 29 unanimously agreed thatArizona public records request statutes apply to electronic data-entry records and are not limited to government documents subject tocopy and inspection under state law. The court's opinion in Lake v. City of Phoenix ...
GOP-passed election laws in Arizona targeted by Democrats
Oct 29, 2009; ... Two electoral changes implemented by Republicans this year haveattracted opposition and litigation from Democrats who argued thelaws violate the state Constitution to advance partisan agendas. In July, Gov. Jan Brewer signed S1123 into law. The legislation,proposed by Tucson Sen ....
Arizona State University professor brings health care expertise to reform effort
Oct 30, 2009; ... Earlier this year, ASU professor Marjorie Baldwin contributed tothe national debate regarding health care reform, advocatingincremental changes and warning against rushing into a broad, publichealth care system that covers everybody. Now, as the discussion continues, she said ...
Group educates, encourages and advocates for women business owners
Oct 30, 2009; ... The Center for Women's Business Research reports that 10.1million business firms in the United States are owned by women,employing more than 13 million people and generating $1.9 trillionin sales. Women-owned ventures also account for 40 percent of all privatelyowned ...
UpClose with Ken Chapa, film office manager in Arizona Department of Commerce
Oct 30, 2009; ... Ken Chapa, 33, is to the go-to guy for productions that want tofilm in Arizona. His title is film office manager in the ArizonaDepartment of Commerce. It's a role that requires wearing many hats. He markets the tax-credit incentives available to productioncompanies that film in ...