legal

A judge has released a woman accused of fatally shooting her husband ahead of trial after her lawyers claimed self-defense. 

An Arizona Supreme Court ruling Tuesday holds a state prison inmate's convictions and sentences in a 2008 killing in which a fellow inmate was stabbed 114 times with prison-made shanks. 

The Arizona House voted to require that inmates who win a lawsuit for being injured on the job use the proceeds to pay for their own medical care. 

An Arizona court ruling stemming from a sheriff's deputy's encounter with a shotgun-wielding man says law enforcement officers can claim workers' compensation benefits if diagnosed with PTSD or other mental conditions because of extraordinary high stress on the job. 

An Arizona Senate panel has approved a measure that would make government entities that don’t allow guns on their property liable if someone is shot on their premises.