ARS § 12-109
The supreme court must regulate court pleading, practice, and procedure by rule or administrative order, but those rules cannot change substantive rights or substantive property/law questions. The court may allow certain documents to be signed electronically, must distribute the rules, and the rules are not effective u
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- United States — Arizona
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The supreme court must regulate court pleading, practice, and procedure by rule or administrative order, but those rules cannot change substantive rights or substantive property/law questions. The court may allow certain documents to be signed electronically, must distribute the rules, and the rules are not effective until 60 days after distribution.
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