Arizona Supreme Court makes modest changes to law license program
By Laura Gersony
Published on March 13, 2026.
The Arizona Supreme Court has made some changes to its law enforcement system, including allowing non-musical individuals to own a law firm. The decision was made after the State Bar expressed concerns about the safety of these individuals. The Supreme Court's decision to alter the law is seen as a significant step forward.
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