AZRSOL is the Arizona chapter of NARSOL (National Association for Rational Sex Offense Laws). We promote effective, fact-based sexual offense laws and policies
Legal experts react to County Attorney's "absurd" plea deal for AZ prisons chief: "Any defense attorney in Maricopa County that isn't planning to use this example of disparate treatment to their client's advantage is arguably committing malpractice." https://t.co/kjaN5IDgYh
Saddened at how much time we've spent at the Legislature this year debating ways to put more people in prison for *shoplifting*. Imagine if we spent this energy to instead hold corporations accountable for stealing wages from employees and for price-gouging consumers.
Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell just attacked @abc15's @NicoleSGrigg and their station's coverage of teen violence at a press conference. This was completely unprovoked. Mitchell called press access to her office a privilege: "You're done - I'll cut your microphone off!"
Police consultant and right wing political action group behind pressure campaigns against Department of Justice control as potential consent decree looms over Phoenix Police Department. Excellent reporting from @taylorseely95 https://t.co/sBMk6aOzgX
This is disgusting to learn about during what should be a holiday of sharing food and fellowship. @CityofPhoenixAZ continues its campaign to systemically discriminate against and harm people experiencing homelessness and those who want to help. Absolutely unacceptable.
We're in solidarity with any group who is criminalized based on their sexuality — for they, too, are in jeopardy of being placed on a government blacklist and condemned to permanent pariahdom.
#AbolishTheRegistry#TransDayOfRemembrance
Really, really honored to have my reporting included in my favorite show @LastWeek. Thank you @csmcdaniel for putting so much time and effort into researching the complex and terrible saga of prison health care, and for looking out for local reporters. https://t.co/3xQgcR4Y3d
Really, really honored to have my reporting included in my favorite show @LastWeek. Thank you @csmcdaniel for putting so much time and effort into researching the complex and terrible saga of prison health care, and for looking out for local reporters. https://t.co/3xQgcR4Y3d
.@GovernorHobbs has withdrawn her remaining cabinet nominees from Sen. Jake Hoffman's Committee on Director Nominations, telling Senate President Warren Petersen it has "devolved into a sad display of partisan obstructionism."
EXCLUSIVE: Records show the US Marshals Service renewing private prison contracts on a much larger scale than previously reported — despite a Biden Admin Executive Order to stop. “Secret loopholes” allow for 1/3 of detainees to remain in private facilities https://t.co/e0rmth2pmb
What’s the end goal? If everyone abandons anyone ever convicted of harm? If you think that would make the world a better, or even safer, place, I have a bridge to sell you.
As both a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and a former “sex offender,” the shaming for being on the registry only compounded my shame from being sexually abused.OTheR https://t.co/0QojPHlq6I via @ArizonaRsol
Abortion is essential health care.
The majority of Arizonans agree: people who can become pregnant deserve the freedom to decide for themselves when to become a parent or grow their families.
Let’s do this, Arizona. https://t.co/uKxLGeutKJ
EXCLUSIVE: Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office spends millions on body scanners in no-bid contract with Chinese company labeled national security threat.
Investigation by @SashaHupka & me https://t.co/NcbyYhWow1
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The results are in after a test hand count of ballots in Arizona. Bottom line: It's a great idea, if you don’t care about timely or accurate results. https://t.co/lhlqC5VLbU via @azcentral
"It’s clear that we can’t criminalize our way to public safety. In fact, criminalizing more activities and making our legal system more punitive will only heighten our crime statistics – creating a false, self-perpetuating cycle." @ACLUNJ