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Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne and Phoenix Mayorial Candidate Peggy Neely will be on Dennis Wilenchik’s “Legalease,” airing every Wednesday from 4-5 on KFNX (1100 AM). Mr. Horne will be on today’s (May 4) show at 4:00, and Ms. Neely will be coming on the show next Wednesday, May 11…
Dennis interviews David Schapira about Clean Elections and working with other members of the legislature, then David Burnell Smith comes on to talk about Clean Elections and other issues.
Jack Wilenchik talks to “birther” leader Orly Taitz about Jan Brewer’s veto of the Arizona birther bill. Also, Jack’s high school friend has a shocking immigration problem—despite living in the state for 20 years, graduating from an Arizona high school and getting an Arizona college education, he still isn’t a…
Dennis and Jack sit down with Sheriff Joe Arpaio and talk about some of the latest county news. Vamos Jose!
Wilenchik and Bartness successfully appealed and obtained reversal of a judgment in Bankruptcy Court in CV10-01079-PHX-NVW, Design Trend v. Cathay Enterprises. The firm represented Design Trend, a general contractor that wasn’t paid under its contract to build a Candlewood Suites hotel for Cathay Enterprises. The appeal came before the U.S….
The show airs from 4-5 PM on KFNX 1100 AM. County Attorney Bill Montgomery is scheduled to appear on Wednesday April 6, Sheriff Joe will be appearing the next week on April 13th.
Maricopa County attorney Bill Montgomery comes on the show and talks about growing up in a tough neighborhood; sentencing guidelines; getting the civil litigation division back; and good relations with the Sheriff’s office.
U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in what may be the biggest class action in U.S. History; Arizona’s Clean Elections Act may be ruled un-constitutional; Arizona’s judicial merit selection system is in jeopardy; Clarence Thomas has gone for 3 years and one month without saying a word in Court; and a…
Dennis talks to the CEO of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce about the effect of SB1070 on business; the Arizona Senate votes down five new anti-immigration bills. Also, are other states backing down from passing anti-immigration bills? And the Goldwater Institute’s “Tea Party T-Shirt” case.
Loughner ordered to undergo mental exam—could somebody have committed him before he shot 18 people? Also, what happens when you get committed and the problem with homelessness in downtown Phoenix. Special guest Mark Holleran, director at Central Arizona Shelter Services.