Arizona rules & statutes
7,614 unitsEvery unit enters byte-for-byte from an official Arizona source, carries a SHA-256 content hash and a review state, and opens to its full text — not a summary, not an AI paraphrase. The court rules are reconstructed from the Supreme Court's own public orders (the committed order ledger — Arizona hosts its consolidated rules on a vendor portal we never scrape); the statutes come from the Legislature's compilation, which labels itself not-official, and that label rides every unit's provenance. Click any landmark to read the law itself.
Rules of Civil Procedure (order-stack)
reconstructed from the Supreme Court's own orders (R-16-0010 + the committed ledger) — the 20-day answer, the CURRENT Rule 26.2 tier system, Rule 6(a)'s under-11-day twist
Supreme Court Rules (the UPL layer, targeted)
Rule 31's practice-of-law definition · 31.3's certified-LDP exemption (ACJA § 7-208) · 33.1 ABS · 28.1 local-rule approval
Justice Court Rules of Civil Procedure
the complete book (Rules 101–148, R-12-0006) — the $10,000 courts where most Arizonans litigate
Rules of Procedure for Eviction Actions
the speed track (R-07-0023 + ten amendment orders) — recorded proceedings, the scripted initial appearance
Rules of Small Claims Procedure
adopted by R-18-0021, effective 2020
Arizona Revised Statutes (10 titles, whole)
1 (construction/holidays) · 12 (courts & civil — limitations, venue, the 180-day notice trap, anti-SLAPP, med-mal) · 14 estates · 20 insurance · 22 justice courts · 23 labor · 25 family · 28 transportation/traffic · 33 property/ARLTA · 44 Consumer Fraud
Constitution of Arizona
30 articles + the preamble, verbatim — art. 2 § 11 open courts, art. 2 § 31 + art. 18 § 6: damage caps FORBIDDEN
D. Ariz. Local Rules of Civil Procedure
the 2025–2026 edition (eff. 2025-12-01), whole book
9th Cir. FRAP + Circuit Rules
the combined handbook (eff. 2026-06-01), whole book
Not loaded, and said plainly: the Rules of Evidence and Civil Appellate Procedure (base orders not publicly posted — the order ledger records the blockers), the Civil Traffic rulebook (a scanned PDF awaiting OCR verification), and the Administrative Code (the point tables live there). Nothing here pretends otherwise.