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Arizona Supreme Court breach exposed 1.3 million Social Security numbers (opens the original)
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The Arizona Supreme Court says a recent cyberattack revealed sensitive information belonging to people who owe unpaid court fees, fines and restitution. Last week, hackers accessed the Supreme Court’s systems using a phishing email. Now, the court announced they were able to download information about people referred to the statewide FARE program, which handles outstanding court-ordered debts from civil, traffic and criminal violations. That information includes names and social security numbers
Judge dismisses lawsuit filed by candidates under investigation by Clean Elections Commission (opens the original)
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A judge dismissed a lawsuit against the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission filed by two third-party candidates facing investigations into alleged violations of state campaign finance law. Gubernatorial candidate Risa Lombardo and Secretary of State hopeful Duwayne Collier filed the lawsuit earlier this month after the commission voted to further investigate claims that their campaigns defrauded the Clean Elections program to unlock millions of dollars in public funding. Both Lombardo an
9th Circuit rejects arguments Prop. 211 law disclosing political donations is unconstitutional (opens the original)
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There's nothing unconstitutional about a 2022 Arizona law requiring people be informed of exactly who is spending money on campaign ads designed to influence their votes, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday. In a divided opinion, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a series of arguments by Americans for Prosperity that Proposition 211 and its mandate to shine a light on "dark money" in campaigns infringes on the free speech rights of the organization and the people who give it mon
Arizona Supreme Court data breach exposed reports on children in foster care (opens the original)
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The hackers behind a cyberattack on the Arizona Supreme Court accessed detailed reports about children in the state’s foster care system. Last week, Chief Justice Ann Scott Timmer said the court was targeted by cybercriminals who gained access to many Arizonans’ personal identifying information. On Monday night, the Supreme Court revealed that the hackers accessed a second dataset that included reports prepared by the Arizona Foster Care Review Board, a citizen panel that reviews cases involving
Maricopa County Attorney Mitchell finds 8 noncitizens voted in past elections (opens the original)
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After a controversial federal database suggested as many as 60 noncitizens cast ballots in past Maricopa County elections, an investigation by County Attorney Rachel Mitchell found that number was much lower. Republican Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap used the federal SAVE database to identify 207 suspected noncitizens who had registered to vote in the county, including 60 who had actually cast ballots. He referred those findings to Mitchell, a Republican, for further investigation. On Mond
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