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Date: 03-07-2025
Case Style:
Case Number: 21-CV-1332
Judge: G. Murray Snow
Court: United States District Court for the District of Arizona (Maricopa County)
Plaintiff's Attorney:
Defendant's Attorney: Luci D. Davis (argued) and Nathan T. Arrowsmith,
Attorneys; Dena R. Benjamin and Linda Bergevin, Assistant Attorneys General; Kristen K. Mayes, Arizona Attorney General; Arizona Attorney General’s Office, Phoenix, Arizona; for Defendants-Appellees.
Description: Phoenix, Arizona civil rights lawyers represented the Plaintiffs who wamted to buy wine online.
Plaintiff-Appellants Reed Day and Albert Jacobs are Arizona residents who desire to ship wine directly to
themselves from retailers who do not maintain in-state premises in Arizona. Arizona’s statutory scheme, however,
prevents such shipments. As a result, Plaintiffs brought a civil rights action against various Arizona state officials
pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983, challenging the statutory scheme, which they claim violates the Commerce Clause.
Outcome: Summary judgment in favor of the Defendants.
Affirmed
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