Arizona Supreme Court· 7/16/1980

Bruce v. State

Citations

614 P.2d 813
126 Ariz. 271
1980 Ariz. LEXIS 251

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recognizing that city magistrates are considered \judges in courts inferior to the superior court\
recognizing that city magistrates are considered “judges in courts inferior to the superior court”
“[A] preemption argument that affects the choice of forum rather than the choice of law is not waivable; thus, it can be raised for the first time on appeal.”
“Jurisdiction cannot be waived and may be raised at any stage of the proceedings.”
in dictum , characterizing § 22-301 as establishing the jurisdiction of justice court
the subject matter jurisdiction of the Tucson City Court is limited by Article VI, § 32 of the Arizona Constitution, which, by its terms applies to justice of the peace courts and courts inferior to the superior court

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Judges: Holohan, Struckmeyer, Hays, Cameron, Gordon

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