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Welcome to the Arizona Appellate Courts. This portal allows access to a variety of information, including active cases, decisions issued by the courts, and the calendar of cases being considered by the courts either at conference or oral argument. To access information, click on the applicable court below.

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Court of Appeals - Division One Schedule(s) NOTE: Judges listed directly under the courtroom are those identified as part of the panel for that session. Judge names listed directly underneath the case name are those that have specifically been assigned to that case. As a convenience, this web page is scheduled to be updated nightly.

Court of Appeals - Division One Schedule(s) NOTE: Judges listed directly under the courtroom are those identified as part of the panel for that session. Judge names listed directly underneath the case name are those that have specifically been assigned to that case. As a convenience, this web page is scheduled to be updated nightly.

The court calendar, also known as the docket, is a resource to help you stay organized. Attend all hearings assigned to your case. If you are not present, the court will proceed without your input. Each court is unique in how they post their calendar; online, outside the courthouse; outside the courtroom; at the window of the clerk; etc...

Access court case information for Arizona courts online.

View Court Calendars, Case Information, Minute Entries for the following: Civil Court Cases; Criminal Court Cases; Family Court Cases; Probate Court Cases; Availability: Due to auditing that occurs up to 24 hours after information is added to the docket, some entry modifications may occur. (The system is unavailable Tuesday through Saturday ...

Disclaimer: In no event shall the Superior Court or the Clerk of the Court, be liable for damages of any nature, including any loss of profits, lost savings or other incidental or consequential damages arising out of your use or inability to use this Internet service. Any and all information contained within the Superior Court's database is ...

Arizona has two appellate courts: the court of appeals is the intermediate appellate court and the Supreme Court is the court of last resort. The court of appeals was established in 1965 as the first level of appeal up from superior court. It has two divisions: Division One in Phoenix (19 judges) and Division Two in Tucson (nine judges).

View links to a directory of Courts in Arizona and the Arizona Judicial Branch, Arizona Appellate Courts, Arizona Superior Courts, Arizona Limited Jurisdiction Courts, and Federal Courts in Arizona. ... Court Calendar. Court Holiday Schedule. General Stream Adjudications. Active Cases; Interlocutory Appeals; Arizona Supreme Court Decisions and ...

Arizona Supreme Court Schedule(s) Please Note: The justices listed at the top of each calendar or agenda are assigned to hear the cases.If you have any questions, please contact the Arizona Supreme Court Clerk's Office.. As of May 3, 2025, there are 46 item(s) scheduled for the NEXT 90 days.

Hearings may also be conducted by either video conference or telephone. Parties or witnesses wishing to appear by video conference or telephone may, not later than 7 calendar days prior to the hearing date, request that the assigned administrative law judge permit them to appear by video conference or by telephone.

The Court will notify counsel at least 20 days in advance of the setting of oral arguments. Oral arguments set for the next 30 days are listed in the calendar. When oral argument has been granted, the Court generally allows 20 minutes to each of the two sides to the case.

United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit Calendar for Sandra Day O'Connor U.S. Courthouse, Phoenix Arizona May 12-16, 2025. Note: Calendar entries may change up until the hearing date. Please remember to check the docket report for updates. ... - An appeal of the district court's dismissal of an action challenging Arizona ...

Arizona Revised Statutes Annotated; Superior Court Rules of Appellate Procedure-- Civil; Effective: January 1, 2020. ... Currentness (a) The notice of appeal shall be filed with the trial court within 14 calendar days after the entry of the order, ruling, or judgment appealed from, except that in forcible and special detainer cases, ...

The court and its employees are not liable for any inaccurate or untimely information, or for misinterpretation or misuse of the data. The official case record is maintained at the courthouse. If you have any questions, please contact the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One, Clerk's Office. See Rule 123

The following lists the ten most important steps that must be taken to properly file or defend a civil appeal.Detailed descriptions of each step can be found here: Step 1: Determine when the final judgment was entered by the Clerk of the Superior Court Step 2: Timely file a "Notice of Appeal" from the final judgment Step 3: Decide whether a "Cross-Appeal" is appropriate and, if so, timely file ...

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Gould noted, though, that the Arizona Court of Appeals is looped in with the Arizona Supreme Court in a provision covering retention elections, with an instruction for appellate judges to file retention declarations with the secretary of state. He said the Court of Appeals’ inclusion necessarily means the judges should stand for statewide ...