In just seven pages, an Arizona judge reversed the city’s efforts to pay construction workers competitive wages, citing a 1984 law directly prohibiting such action.
Joe covers Arizona law and politics, focusing primarily on Arizona federal courts and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Outside the courthouse, you can find him reporting on the city of Phoenix and the Arizona state legislature. Before Courthouse News, he covered criminal justice for the Purdue Exponent student newspaper in West Lafayette, Indiana. Send tips to [email protected].
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In just seven pages, an Arizona judge reversed the city’s efforts to pay construction workers competitive wages, citing a 1984 law directly prohibiting such action.
In just seven pages, an Arizona judge reversed the city’s efforts to pay construction workers competitive wages, citing a 1984 law directly prohibiting such action.
In just seven pages, an Arizona judge reversed the city’s efforts to pay construction workers competitive wages, citing a 1984 law directly prohibiting such action.
In just seven pages, an Arizona judge reversed the city’s efforts to pay construction workers competitive wages, citing a 1984 law directly prohibiting such action.
In just seven pages, an Arizona judge reversed the city’s efforts to pay construction workers competitive wages, citing a 1984 law directly prohibiting such action.