AZ SB1426

Requires Arizona Supreme Court to provide due process in attorney disciplinary proceedings, including disclosure of complaint responses to complainants.

Establishes right to jury trial in superior court for attorneys challenging State Bar of Arizona disciplinary decisions, with ten-person jury required for unanimous verdict to disbar using "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard.

Limits fees for jury hearing to $500 and requires State Bar to notify all attorneys of jury trial option; failure to notify renders State Bar decisions void and unenforceable.

Prohibits perjury, false evidence, and withholding exculpatory evidence in disciplinary proceedings, making violations prosecutable as felonies under title 13 with exclusive prosecutorial discretion in grand jury.

Mandates attorneys swear oath to U.S. and Arizona Constitutions, requires mediation as preferred dispute resolution method, and permits juries to sanction parties up to $2,000 for abuse of process.