S.Con.Res.1036

SR 1036: attorney general; public statements; disapproval

Introduced·1/27/26
Introduced Text

Arizona SCR1036 expresses disapproval of the Arizona Attorney General's public statements on the use of force against law enforcement officers.

Arizona SCR1036 formally expresses disapproval of the Arizona Attorney General's public statements regarding the use of force against law enforcement officers. The resolution highlights that these statements were inaccurate, incomplete, or misleading under Arizona law. It emphasizes the importance of accurate legal guidance and calls on the Attorney General to issue clarifying corrective guidance, retract dangerous rhetoric, and express support for law enforcement officers.

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Roll Call Votes

Motion The President instructed the Secretary to convert Senate Concurrent Resolution 1036 to Senate Resolution 1036. See: Senate action on Senate Resolution 1036.

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History

Jan 29

Senate

Senate miscellaneous motion: The President instructed the Secretary to convert Senate Concurrent Resolution 1036 to Senate Resolution 1036. See: Senate action on Senate Resolution 1036.

Jan 28

Senate

Senate read second time

Jan 27

Senate

Introduced in Senate and read first time