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March 14, 2026
The Judicial Branch of Arizona in Maricopa County honored PACS AmeriCorps members during National AmeriCorps Week for their work supporting self-represented litigants at Law Library Resource Centers. Members provided thousands of hours assisting community members with translations, escorts through courthouses, and guidance on legal processes.
Read more →March 12, 2026
A new resource called Hope Closet has opened at Juvenile Probation to assist youth involved in the juvenile court system by providing clothing and essential living items.
Read more →January 20, 2026
The Law Library Resource Center (LLRC), which operates under the Judicial Branch of Arizona in Maricopa County, is offering a series of free webinars throughout January.
Read more →January 20, 2026
A new scam targeting families of defendants has been identified by The Judicial Branch of Arizona.
Read more →January 20, 2026
Therapeutic courts and probation officers in Maricopa County are playing a central role in supporting survivors of human trafficking, particularly youth, as Human Trafficking Awareness Month draws attention to the issue.
Read more →December 22, 2025
Judge Melissa Julian has received the Judicial Excellence Award from the Arizona Association of Defense Counsel and the Arizona Association for Justice.
Read more →December 3, 2025
Commissioner Lacey Fisher and other judicial officers in Maricopa County have participated in a community service project to help build a home for a local family.
Read more →December 3, 2025
An initiative at the Juvenile Detention Center is focusing on family connections as a key part of youth rehabilitation.
Read more →November 25, 2025
Andrea and Michael Vizcarra will finalize the adoption of their 3-year-old daughter, Alaia, on National Adoption Day.
Read more →November 21, 2025
The Veterans Court has expanded its mentorship program and updated its program phases to better support veterans facing challenges such as addiction, trauma, and reintegration after military service.
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