Testimony to the Pima County Board of Supervisors

This outward-facing policy text argues against reducing judicial capacity during a period of backlog, demographic transition, and administrative uncertainty. It frames precinct-line revision as a question of data quality, court operations, and judicial independence, and it marks the public-advocacy side of the Judicial Papers with unusual clarity. The reviewed file also preserves drafting artifacts, so Ball Archives describes it conservatively as prepared testimony rather than as a fully normalized public speech text.

This record belongs to the Judicial Papers of Alexander Francis Ball and is published inside the current release as a stable public reference point. The page is meant to preserve collection hierarchy, release context, provenance, citation guidance, and access boundaries in one place.

Descriptive record based on an undated local DOCX file in the private Pima County Justice Court source root. Ball Archives currently dates the record from the file-level timestamp (June 30, 2021) because the reviewed text does not itself carry a fuller explicit date line. The local file system remains the source of record.

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