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I don't know if Albaby has reviewed the decision, but I am under the impression that they ruled the law is still valid in a non-Rowe world, even though it was passed decades before statehood. If it's more than that, I would be interested. So now it's up to the legislature and governor to change (or not change) that law. Though I suspect there will be a lot of pressure to change it. I'm sure Hobbs would sign a bill loosening those restrictions.
We have a lot of old laws, as most states do. Another of our laws that seems out of date is that it is illegal to hunt camels in AZ. Still a valid law, but not really an issue today.
