About ClearStatute
ClearStatute puts Arizona law in plain English. Each statute page shows the full text of an Arizona Revised Statutes section, with a short summary of it beside the text so you can check one against the other.
Who runs it
ClearStatute is run by David Bartlett, its founder. It is a product of Legal Search Hub LLC in Phoenix, Arizona.
ClearStatute is a free legal-information site, not a law firm. The founder is not an attorney. Nothing here is legal advice, and using the site does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your own situation, talk to a licensed Arizona attorney.
Why it exists
Arizona's statutes are public, but they are written for lawyers. ClearStatute exists so that anyone can read what a section actually says, next to a short explanation in ordinary words, and can see where the explanation came from.
Where the text and summaries come from
The statute text is the text of the Arizona Revised Statutes. Before a page is published, its text is compared with the current text on the Arizona Legislature's website, azleg.gov, which is the authoritative source. The summaries are drafted with AI from the section's own text and then checked by code before publishing.
How we write and check these pages describes each step, including what the checks can and cannot catch.
Independence
ClearStatute, Cite11 and Legal Search Hub are products of Legal Search Hub LLC. Attorneys and firms listed in the Legal Search Hub directory have no influence over what ClearStatute publishes. There are no sponsored pages and no recommended-by placement.
Found a mistake?
Every statute and FAQ page has a “Report an error” link. You can also use the contact page.
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