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Involuntary Appointment of Lawyers to do Arbitration Upheld
An Arizona statute and rules of procedure resulting in attorneys' being assigned involuntarily to conduct arbitrations for no more than two days a year, for which they are paid $75 a day, with no reimbursement for expenses, is not an unconstitutional taking of property. Practicing law is a privilege granted ...
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