In re Jesse M – 11/8/2007

November 27, 2007
Arizona Court of Appeals Division One Holds That an Individual Can Waive the Right to Counsel During an Involuntary Commitment Hearing, But a Trial Court May Deny the Right Upon Finding That the Waiver Is Not Knowing and Voluntary.

Diana H. v. Rubin – 11/21/2007

November 27, 2007
Arizona Court of Appeals Division Two Holds That the Parent of a Child Who Has Been Adjudicated Dependent Has the Right to Prohibit State-Directed Immunization of the Child on the Grounds of the Parent’s Religious Beliefs.

McCloud v. State of Arizona – 11/9/2007

November 13, 2007
Arizona Court of Appeals Division Two Reaffirms Narrow Breadth of Equitable Tolling Based on Lawyer’s Illness But Holds Complaint Was Sufficient to Survive Dismissal Where it Raised Issue as to Whether Tort was Committed Within the Scope of DPS Officer’s Employment.

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