The Arizona Court’s decision protects the employees of Scottsdale, who fiercely claim that the pistol was directed to them – the Republic in Arizona

“We are unlikely to believe that an absolute privilege is applied to the statements made by the employees of Peace in this case,” writes Juniya Jennifer B. Campbell in a decision annexed by the presiding judge Brian J. Furuy and Judge Maria Elena Cruz, appointed to appoint to appoint Judge Brian J. Furuy and Judge Maria Elena Cruz, who was appointed January 29 at the Arizona Supreme Court by governor Katie Hobbs.

The absolute privilege is a legal standard that protects people in legal and government conditions to be tried for false statements. In Arizona, the victims of crimes receive an absolute privilege, as otherwise it will “contradict crimes, the pursuit of crime and the defense provided to the victims” under the ARizona Victim’s Rights Bill, which is part of the state constitution, says In the decision.

The judicial precedent provides casualties to police officers, the same defense as civil crimes victims, and the statements of the employees-Victim are protected, even when these statements are in official written reports prepared while the employee fulfills his investigative duties, says