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A person who is not lawfully present in the United States must not knowingly apply for federal, state, or local public benefits by using a false document; a violation is a class 6 felony.
United States — Arizona
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When a non-citizen/non-national applies for certain public benefits, the administering agency must use the federal SAVE verification program to check documents and eligibility.
United States — Arizona
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Parents have a fundamental right to direct their children’s upbringing, education, health care, and mental health, and government may not infringe that right unless it meets a very strong justification standard.
United States — Arizona
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Parents are entitled to parental rights over a minor child, and government entities generally may not interfere with those rights except under the section’s stated justification rules.
United States — Arizona
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Government entities, school districts, and charter schools may not require masks or face coverings for anyone under 18 unless the person’s parent or guardian gives express consent.
United States — Arizona
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State and local governmental entities must recognize diplomas and transcripts tied to the listed schooling options the same way, and school districts may evaluate transfer student transcripts for credit assignment.
United States — Arizona
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Government bodies may remove noxious weeds during routine maintenance or capital projects, but may not use them in landscaping.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation may amend its articles of incorporation at any time, but only to add, change, or delete provisions as allowed by the articles rules in effect on the amendment date.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation’s board of directors may amend the articles of incorporation without shareholder action, unless the articles say otherwise.
United States — Arizona
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This section says how a corporation can amend its articles of incorporation, including who may propose amendments, who must approve them, and what notice the corporation must give shareholders.
United States — Arizona
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Certain shareholders may vote as a separate voting group on proposed amendments, and related series may also have separate voting rights in some cases.
United States — Arizona
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Before a corporation has issued shares, its board of directors may adopt an amendment to the articles of incorporation by majority vote, unless the articles require a larger board vote.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation amending its articles of incorporation must file articles of amendment with the commission and include specified information. After commission approval, one of two follow-up actions must happen within 60 days: publish the amendment or have the commission enter the approval information into the database.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation’s board may restate its articles of incorporation, and the corporation must follow notice, filing, and post-approval publication/database steps when a restatement is submitted for shareholder action or filed with the commission.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation may amend its articles for a confirmed reorganization plan without board or shareholder action, but the amendment must fit section 10-202. Certain designated individuals must file the amendment documents before final decree, shareholders generally have no dissenters’ rights except as the plan provides, an
United States — Arizona
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An amendment to a corporation’s articles of incorporation does not affect existing causes of action, pending proceedings, or the existing rights of nonshareholders. A name change also does not stop a proceeding brought by or against the corporation in its former name.
United States — Arizona
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The board of directors may amend or repeal the corporation’s bylaws unless the power is reserved to shareholders or a bylaw says the board may not do so. Shareholders may also amend or repeal the bylaws.
United States — Arizona
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If authorized by the articles of incorporation, shareholders may adopt or amend a bylaw setting a higher quorum or voting requirement, but the board of directors may not adopt, amend, or repeal that bylaw.
United States — Arizona
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This section says bylaws that increase the board’s quorum or voting requirement can be amended or repealed only by the actor that originally adopted them, unless the bylaw says otherwise; if the board acts to change such a bylaw, it must follow the same quorum and voting rule then in effect or proposed, whichever is gr
United States — Arizona
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A corporation may amend its articles of incorporation at any time to add, change, or delete provisions, subject to whether the provision is required or permitted in the articles.