Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
335 matching statutes
United States — Arizona
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The board may discipline an optometrist’s license, certificate, or registration after notice and a hearing, including censure, civil penalty, probation, suspension, revocation, or refusal to issue or renew it.
United States — Arizona
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including business, compensation, controlled business, dependent business, gift, local public officer, member of household, public officer, and travel-related expenses.
United States — Arizona
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The commission may require certain dealers to deliver a bond, with a maximum amount of $25,000 per dealer, and may require bonds to continue or be increased.
United States — Arizona
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The director may suspend, revoke, or refuse to renew liquor-related licenses and permits after notice and a hearing if listed grounds are met, and the director also has complaint, investigation, and hearing powers.
United States — Arizona
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Certified public accountants must keep client information confidential, and the board has confidentiality and disclosure limits for complaints and investigations.
United States — Arizona
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Registered scrap metal dealers must keep certain records and documents at each business location and make them available to law enforcement for inspection.
United States — Arizona
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Dealer-owned vehicles are exempt from registration while the dealer owns them, and dealer plates may be used only in the listed situations. Violations can result in a civil penalty of up to $500.
United States — Arizona
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A permittee must qualify certain Arizona-born horses and licensed-facility-whelped dogs if they meet the listed age, qualification, registration, and ownership conditions, and must not adopt discriminatory rules. The commission may adopt rules to carry out the section.
United States — Arizona
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Bonds issued under this article are negotiable, exempt from taxation in this state, and may be used for certain investments and deposits.
United States — Arizona
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Bonds issued under this article are freely negotiable, are exempt from state taxation, and may be used or invested in by specified public and private entities.
United States — Arizona
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Government may not penalize a person’s professional or occupational license for protected religious actions, and may not deny public-office appointments because of the person’s exercise of religion.
United States — Arizona
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Risk retention groups not chartered and licensed in Arizona must file specified documents with the director before offering insurance, report and keep certain records if doing business there, and avoid prohibited sales or operations.
United States — Arizona
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A health professional group seeking regulation must explain specified factors when legislative committees ask for them.
United States — Arizona
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This section requires motorized watercraft owners to apply for numbering, pay required fees, display the assigned number and decals, and report transfers or address changes; it also lets the commission set fees and penalties.
United States — Arizona
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This section defines “place of business” and sets rules for where different kinds of debtors are located.
United States — Arizona
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Arizona sets criteria for regulating professions and occupations, and limits new regulation to cases meeting listed public-interest conditions.
United States — Arizona
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This section defines several terms used in the article, including “beneficiary form,” “register,” “registering entity,” “security,” and “security account.”
United States — Arizona
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This section prohibits unlicensed or unregistered barbering/cosmetology-related activities, false licensing statements, improper advertising, noncompliance with board subpoenas, and other listed conduct, and it requires schools to post a public notice.
United States — Arizona
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A mailed insurance premium is treated as paid on time if it is properly mailed on or before the due date, with special rules for postmarks, certified/registered mail, and due dates that fall on weekends or holidays.
United States — Arizona
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LLCs and registered foreign LLCs must appoint and keep a statutory agent in this state, and the agent must meet residency or entity-qualification requirements.