Caitlin Sievers is a reporter for The Journal Times, with a focus on local news in the Phoenix, Arizona area. She has written for various publications, including Raw Story, The Arizona Mirror, and Phoenix New Times, covering topics such as politics, legal cases, and election disputes.
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Caitlin Sievers predominantly covers local legal policy and government announcements, with a focus on Arizona politics. Her coverage indicates an interest in disciplinary cases against public figures, election lawsuits, and state bar proceedings.
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By: Caitlin Sievers
The near-total abortion ban was originally implemented in 1864 and then made unenforceable in 1973, when the U.S. Supreme Court gave women the right to abortion via Roe v. Wade
By: Caitlin Sievers
Even as she runs for the U.S. Senate, Kari Lake is trying to get the courts to declare her governor of Arizona
“I’m sure you’re aware we’re not a fact-finding court . . ." the judge told the lawyer arguing Lake's election denial case.
By: Caitlin Sievers
The AZ Supreme Court will decide if David Cook will be on the primary ballot, or if his opponent proved that he should be disqualified.
By: Caitlin Sievers
PHOENIX — Republican state Sen. Wendy Rogers is one of the final holdouts continuing to challenge the validity of signatures her opponent collected to qualify for the July primary.
By: Caitlin Sievers, Lynn Trimble
The seven Supreme Court justices — all Republicans — shot down the county GOP's bogus challenge of the 2022 election.
By: Caitlin Sievers
A Texas woman was forced to leave the state to end a nonviable pregnancy, a procedure her doctor said she needed.
By: Caitlin Sievers
His opponent, Republican incumbent Wendy Rogers, attempted to get him kicked out of the race by challenging the majority of the voter signatures he
By: Caitlin Sievers
Republican state Sen. Wendy Rogers is one of the final holdouts continuing to challenge the validity of signatures her opponent collected to qualify for the July primary.
By: Caitlin Sievers
PHOENIX — Republican David Cook’s name will be on the primary ballot for the Arizona Senate’s Legislative District 7, the Arizona Supreme Court decided on Thursday.
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