Arizona Capitol Times Showcases Will Auther’s Longtime Leadership on the Commission on Judicial Performance Review
Partner Will Auther is featured in a recent Arizona Capitol Times article highlighting his years of service on the Arizona Commission on Judicial Performance Review (JPR). Created in 1992 by an amendment to the state constitution, the commission develops performance standards and conducts reviews of merit-selected justices and judges who are subject to retention elections.
In the Q&A-style piece, Will reflects on his more than 14 years on the commission, including his current leadership position as chair. He underscores the critical role performance evaluations play in maintaining a high-performing, fair, and impartial judiciary, as well as the importance of providing meaningful, nonpartisan information for voters as they consider judicial retention decisions.
Will’s perspective reflects the same principles that guide his practice—advocating in high-stakes litigation where fairness, credibility, and sound judicial decision-making are critical to achieving just outcomes for his clients.
Read the full article.