Robert Brutinel, who has served on the Arizona Supreme Court since 2010, will step down from the bench at the end of October.
One of the justices of the Arizona Supreme Court has decided to step down from the bench.In a brief reply to our inquiry on the matter, a spokesperson for the court confirmed that Robert Brutinel will retire on Oct. 31.In a letter addressed to Gov. Katie Hobbs, Brutinel said the decision to leave the court has not been easy."Working in Arizona's courts for the past 28 years has been a tremendous privilege," Brutinel wrote.
The Arizona State Constitution lists the method that must be followed to select a person to fill a state supreme court vacancy.Per the relevant section, a commission will, within 60 days of the vacancy occurring, submit at least three people's names to the governor for consideration.
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