public offices; holidays; technical correction

HB 2526 is a technical correction to Arizona law that clarifies which judicial activities may occur on legal holidays. It amends Section 1-302 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to explicitly permit public offices and courts to handle specific judicial business on holidays, including jury instructions, receiving verdicts, and magistrate actions in criminal cases. This bill directly affects Arizona public offices and courts by updating the existing holiday closure rules. It does not create new policies but corrects wording in the current statute. The bill is currently at the House First Reading stage (June 27, 2025).