Publications
The Foundation offers a variety of educational publications available for view online, to download, or for order by educators. Each publication is geared towards a specific audience and contains helpful information about the law or legal process.
Constitution Poster
A great addition to any wall, this 18" x 28" poster includes a summary of both the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
When You Turn 18
Many new rights and responsibilities arise when you become an adult. Answers to questions about voting, contracts, jury duty, criminal liability and more are contained within this booklet's 52 pages. It is important to understand how these changes affect your life when you turn 18.
We the People Guide to the U.S. Constitution
Learn about the Constitution with the help of a practical pocket sized guide in easy to understand terms. Then visit www.LawForKids.org to read the full text of the U.S. Constitution.
Court Story Coloring Book
A fun and engaging way to learn about court in both English and Spanish, Court Story is now in its 4th edition.
LawForKids.org Stay Out of Jail Game Cards
A fun and engaging way to learn about the laws and interact with the website, www.LawForKids.org.
LawForKids.org Brochure
Find out about the award winning interactive website for kids in Arizona.
Law for Seniors Brochure
You have reached your 'golden years' or your parents have reached theirs. You may not be aware of the many laws, benefits and special services available to help you stay in charge of your life, and this guide can help you.
Order Law for Seniors Brochure *
* The Foundation is currently out of stock on this item. Copies can now be obtained by contacting the Arizona Supreme Court at (602) 452-3382.
Bait & Switch DVD
This video program was created under a grant from the Maricopa County Courts (Arizona), in the hope of raising awareness among youth and adults of potential risks, and to help avoid the traps used by some of society's most unscrupulous predators.
Arizona Legal Needs Study Results 2007
A recent study conducted by the Arizona Foundation for Legal Services & Education revealed that many Arizonans with civil legal needs could not afford or didn't know where to find the necessary legal assistance. This study outlines those legal need issues, the areas of the state with the greatest needs and those subpopulations who are most likely to go without a voice in our justice system.