AZ HB2109

Allows superior court to conduct business on the second Monday in October if the county board of supervisors designates the fourth Friday in November as a legal holiday instead, with approval from the presiding judge.

Prohibits a superior court division from being open on the fourth Friday in November if that county's court is conducting business on the second Monday in October.

Makes a minor technical correction changing "upon" to "on" in the provision allowing courts to give instructions to a jury deliberating on its verdict during a legal holiday.

Maintains existing exceptions allowing courts to conduct certain business on legal holidays, including receiving verdicts, discharging juries, and exercising magistrate powers in criminal matters.

Permits writs of injunction, attachment, garnishment, replevin, and prohibition to be issued and served on any day.