Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes Tells U S Supreme Court To Shove It

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes Tells U S Supreme Court To Shove It Arizona attorney general kris mayes tells u.s. supreme court to shove it. colorado has a law on the books that says, in simple terms, a business open to the public can’t discriminate against gay. During this period, my office will consider the best legal course of action to take from here, including a potential petition for certiorari to the u.s. supreme court. under the relevant court orders, the earliest the 1864 law can take effect is now september 26, 2024, counting the 90 days granted by the court today plus the 45 days stipulated.

Former Az Ag Election Integrity Unit Attorney Asks State Supreme Court To Investigate Ag Kris According to mayes, the state supreme court’s ruling interfered with the ability of the parties in the case against the 2021 law, including a local abortion provider and the arizona medical association, to receive a final court ruling. “the arizona supreme court’s decision in the 1864 case relied on a statute that a federal court has. Only 280 votes separated democrat kris mayes from republican abraham hamadeh in the 2022 arizona attorney general race; in fact, hamadeh is still appealing to the courts to overturn the result. Arizona attorney general kris mayes is standing firm in her vow to protect those seeking or providing abortions following the arizona supreme court’s decision to uphold a near total ban on abortions in arizona. mayes, along with phoenix mayor kate gallego and other democratic officials, spoke out against the court ruling at a press conference. Attorney general kris mayes is calling on the arizona supreme court to reconsider its decision to revive a near total ban on abortions from 1864, saying that the court’s reasoning for doing so.