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Gas Pipeline Explosion Prompts Investigation

On September 9, in the Crestmoor neighborhood of San Bruno, California, a gas pipeline exploded under a busy intersection in the San Francisco suburb. The explosion destroyed 37 homes and rendered 18 more uninhabitable. Eight people died as a result of the blast.

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Distracted Driving Law Proposed in Arizona

Arizona has recently proposed a bill that would ban texting while driving. Those caught texting behind the wheel would receive a $50 fine, which would increase to $200 if the texting driver causes an accident. Phoenix already has a texting ban in place, but this rule would allow for more uniformity in texting laws throughout…

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Arizona Probate Court and the Exploitation of Vulnerable Adults

Probate courts across the nation serve many important functions: they resolve cases concerning the disposition of property belonging to deceased persons, administer court-supervised trusts, and handle proceedings to create guardianships and conservatorships for minor children as well as incapacitated or incompetent adults. But, while judges and others involved usually have the best interests of individuals…

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