Arizona Court of Appeals, Division OneJudiciary
United States · founded 1965
What it is
The Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One, is an intermediate appellate court in the state of Arizona, headquartered in Phoenix. It exercises statewide appellate jurisdiction over non-capital criminal appeals, civil cases, administrative agency decisions, and workers' compensation claims originating primarily from the state's northern and central counties. Established by statute in 1964 following a 1960 state constitutional amendment, it officially commenced judicial operations in January 1965 with an initial panel of three judges.
People
Sheena S. Chiang
Appointed Judge, Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One
Alexander W. Samuels
Appointed Judge, Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One
Katie Hobbs
Governor of Arizona