1-245. Subsequent statute as superseding former law
When a statute has been enacted and has become a law, no other statute or law is continued in force because it is consistent with the statute enacted, but in all cases provided for by the subsequent statute, the statutes, laws and rules theretofore in force, whether consistent or not with the provisions of the subsequent statute, unless expressly continued in force by it, shall be deemed repealed and abrogated.
Structure Arizona Revised Statutes
§ 1-101 - Designation and citation
§ 1-104 - Effect of repealing clause and construction of act
§ 1-105 - Effect of repeal on prior offenses and punishments
§ 1-106 - Supplements as part of Revised Statutes
§ 1-201 - Adoption of common law; exceptions
§ 1-202 - Private and corporate seals or scrolls; effect
§ 1-211 - Rules of construction and definitions
§ 1-212 - Section headings; source notes; reviser's notes; cross references; exception
§ 1-214 - Words of tense, number and gender
§ 1-216 - Joint authority of public officers; quorum of board or commission
§ 1-217 - Definitions of certain words when used in pleadings
§ 1-218 - Filing by mail; date of filing
§ 1-219 - Interpretation of laws; unborn child; definition
§ 1-241 - Time statutes take effect
§ 1-244 - Retroactivity of statutes
§ 1-245 - Subsequent statute as superseding former law
§ 1-246 - Penalty altered by subsequent law; effect
§ 1-247 - Repeal of law and substitution of penalty; effect
§ 1-248 - Repealing acts; certain laws not affected
§ 1-249 - Repealing act; effect on pending action or accrued right
§ 1-250 - Change of limitation; effect
§ 1-251 - Act abolishing office; effect on tenure
§ 1-252 - Repeal of repealing statute; effect
§ 1-253 - Effect of penal laws on civil remedies, forfeitures, military laws and contempts
§ 1-254 - Limitation on duty of statutory implementation; legislative appropriation requirement
§ 1-255 - Adopting statute by reference; subsequent amendments
§ 1-271 - Sovereign authority; affordable care act; definition
§ 1-272 - Sovereign authority; right of the people to keep and bear arms
§ 1-302 - Closing of offices and courts; transaction of certain judicial business
§ 1-303 - Last day for performance of act a holiday; effect
§ 1-304 - Arbor day; proclamation
§ 1-305 - National day of the cowboy
§ 1-306 - Korean war veterans' day
§ 1-307 - Prisoners of war remembrance day
§ 1-308 - Dr. Cesar Estrada Chavez day
§ 1-309 - Boy Scouts of America day
§ 1-310 - Girl Scouts of the United States of America day
§ 1-311 - Tuskegee airmen commemoration day
§ 1-312 - Vietnam veterans' day
§ 1-313 - Navajo code talkers' day
§ 1-314 - Arizona first responders' day of gratitude and remembrance
§ 1-317 - Beirut marine barracks bombing remembrance day
§ 1-319 - Sandra Day O'Connor civics celebration day; observation
§ 1-320 - Fred Korematsu day of civil liberties and the constitution
§ 1-321 - 9/11 education day; observation
§ 1-322 - Asian American and Pacific Islander month
§ 1-401 - Common problem resolution
§ 1-402 - Reports on common problem resolution
§ 1-601 - Parents' rights protected
§ 1-602 - Parents' bill of rights; governmental interference restricted; burden of proof; definition
§ 1-611 - Mask and face covering mandates; minors; consent of parent or guardian
§ 1-701 - Diplomas; transcripts; recognition
§ 1-801 - Maintenance operations and capital projects; noxious weeds; removal; prohibited use