This bill proposes to amend the Arizona Revised Statutes by adding a new article that specifically addresses the practice of law by judges. Under the new provisions, judges would be prohibited from practicing law in the state, with two notable exceptions. First, judges would be allowed to represent themselves in legal matters (pro se). Second, they could provide legal advice and draft or review documents for family members without receiving compensation, although they would not be permitted to act as their family member's attorney in any legal forum.

The current statutes regarding the practice of law remain unchanged, as the bill introduces new language without altering existing provisions. The addition of this article aims to clarify the limitations on judges' involvement in legal practice while allowing for limited personal legal assistance to family members.