Arizona Revised Statutes in plain English

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Title 1 — General Provision (1 section)
Title 3 — Agriculture (1 section)
Title 4 — Alcoholic Beverages and Alternative Nicotine Products (2 sections)
Title 5 — Amusements and Sports (1 section)
Title 6 — Banks and Financial Institutions (1 section)
Title 8 — Child Safety (3 sections)
Title 10 — Corporations and Associations (2 sections)
Title 11 — Counties (5 sections)
Title 12 — Courts and Civil Proceedings (11 sections)
Title 13 — Criminal Code (62 sections)
Title 14 — Trusts, Estates and Protective Proceedings (8 sections)
Title 15 — Education (9 sections)
Title 16 — Elections and Electors (3 sections)
Title 20 — Insurance (1 section)
Title 21 — Juries (3 sections)
Title 22 — Justice and Municipal Courts (1 section)
Title 23 — Labor (14 sections)
Title 25 — Marital and Domestic Relations (15 sections)
Title 27 — Minerals, Oil and Gas (1 section)
Title 28 — Transportation (65 sections)
Title 29 — Partnership (4 sections)
Title 32 — Professions and Occupations (5 sections)
Title 33 — Property (23 sections)
Title 34 — Public Buildings and Improvements (1 section)
Title 36 — Public Health and Safety (18 sections)
Title 38 — Public Officers and Employees (4 sections)
Title 41 — State Government (9 sections)
Title 42 — Taxation (4 sections)
Title 43 — Taxation of Income (2 sections)
Title 44 — Trade and Commerce (11 sections)
Title 46 — Welfare (3 sections)

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