Arizona Supreme Court Weighs Engineer Licensure Challenge
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Arizonas Supreme Court considers a challenge to the states engineering licensure rules, as contractor Greg Mills argues that the requirements infringe on his free speech and economic liberty. Mills, who designs and builds circuits for manufacturing companies, was cited for not being licensed, despite doing identical work as an employee. The justices questioned the necessity of regulation for public health and safety, suggesting the issue might be better decided by a jury. The case has been bouncing between lower courts, with prior dismissals overturned. The court has not yet ruled, but a remand for more fact-finding is possible.
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