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Nate Preston: Taking the Lead on the Battlefield

by Susan Cushing

October 30, 2023

Benjamin Taylor Installed as Arizona State Bar President

Attorney at Law Magazine July 7, 2023

Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with Benjamin Taylor, an Arizona native and civil rights attorney, in the days after

TSL Law Group: A Deep Well of Expertise

Susan Cushing September 13, 2022

TSL Law Group: A Deep Well of Expertise Written by Susan Cushing Photographed by Andrew Paul In 2014, Lee Storey

Defending Against Phishing Attacks in 2022

Dave Kinsey September 13, 2022

According to recent reports, Microsoft edged out Facebook to become the brand most impersonated by phishers in the first half

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Gammage & Burnham: The Next Generation of Leaders

Katherine Bishop May 24, 2022

Gammage & Burnham: The Next Generation of Leaders Written by Katherine BishopPhotography by Andrew Paul In 1983, Grady Gammage Jr.

Gary Strickland: ‘Let’s Get Something Done’

Attorney at Law Magazine May 4, 2022

Gary Strickland recently joined Radix Law as a partner focusing his practice in elder law. Attorney at Law Magazine sat

Aarti Bhaga: A Symbol of Freedom

Katherine Bishop March 28, 2022

To be an Indian American child in school at the center of world events as monumental as the end of

Legal Trivia

Spring is peak tax season—what constitutional amendment authorized the federal income tax?

14th Amendment

WRONG! Focuses on citizenship, due process, and equal protection, with no authority related to taxation.

16th Amendment

CORRECT! The 16th Amendment (1913) explicitly grants Congress the power to impose a federal income tax without apportioning it among the states.

17th Amendment

WRONG! Changed how senators are elected, shifting to direct popular vote.

18th Amendment

WRONG! Established Prohibition, regulating alcohol—not taxation.

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