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Adoption News
Native American Adoption Law
New 2022
Native American kids are at the center of a high-stakes SCOTUS case in the US Supreme Court
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New law for adoptees to get a copy of their original birth certificate.
Arizona’s New Donut Hole Law: FAQ
The Arizona legislature enacted a new law in 2021 that blasted a hole into the middle of adoptee rights in the state effective January 1, 2022.
What does the new law do?
It creates two different and unequal classes of adopted people, to wit:
The Unlucky, otherwise known as adopted people who were born in Arizona between June 20, 1968 and September 28, 2021 must still get a court order to obtain a copy of their original birth certificate or go through the Confidential Intermediary program
The Lucky, Born before June 19, 1968 can now get a copy of their original birth certificate.
Quick AZ Criminal Records Check
Dana Young, Detective contributor
**This does not cover all courts in AZ and does not constitute a compliant background.
Maricopa County Superior Court Criminal Records
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