Arthur T. LaPrade

1895–1957 (age 62)

Judge

Biography

Arthur T. LaPrade (1895-1957) served on the bench with a devotion to fairness, guiding important decisions that shaped legal understanding across Arizona.

He was respected for his calm demeanor, thoughtful reasoning, and deep commitment to upholding the rule of law for the benefit of all citizens.

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