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How Do I Stop Harassment By A Neighbor?
A Review of Arizona’s Injunction Against Harassment Law A.R.S. § 12-1809

Have you ever experienced a neighbor, an ex-significant other, or person who (for whatever reason) just does not like you, who has physically confronted or intimidated you and who refuses to leave you alone? Have you ever had to call law enforcement to make a report of this person’s behavior? Did the person continue their conduct? If so, such conduct may constitute harassment, and this sort of behavior is not tolerated in Arizona. There are laws designed to stop harassment.

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The Role of the Judicial Branch in American Politics

Separation of powers The doctrine of separation of powers is fundamental to the American system of government. It divides the various tasks of running the government among the three different branches and thus prevents any one of them from becoming too powerful. The legislature makes the laws, the executive enforces them and the judiciary settles […]

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