Arizona sets Mar. date for 1st execution in 2 years
Arizona sets March date for first execution in two years
PHOENIX — The state is set to conduct an execution next month, its first in two years. In an order late Tuesday, the Arizona Supreme Court said neither Attorney General Kris Mayes nor convicted killer Aaron Gunches raised any legal issues to preclude his being put to death on March 19.
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State AGs, including Arizona's Mayes, filed a lawsuit to stop Elon Musk's DOGE from accessing federal payment systems, citing privacy and constitutional concerns.
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