Chief Justice Currently Seated

Ann A. Scott Timmer

Arizona Supreme Court · Seated 2012

Portrait of Ann A. Scott Timmer
Education and employment

Justice Ann A. Scott Timmer became Chief Justice on July 1, 2024. She earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Arizona, her J. D. magna cum laude, from Arizona State University Law School (now the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law), and a Masters in Judicial Studies from Duke University Law School. Justice Timmer joined the Arizona Supreme Court in 2012 and was elected by her colleagues as Vice Chief Justice in 2019. Prior to being appointed to the Supreme Court bench, Justice Timmer served on the Arizona Court of Appeals for 12 years, serving as its chief judge for three years.

Judicial record

420 opinions where Ann A. Scott Timmer sat on the panel, spanning 2005–2026.

88 Majority authored
322 Joined majority
2 Concurrences
8 Dissents

By court

  • Ariz. 419
  • Ariz. Ct. App. Div. 1 1

By disposition

  • Affirmed 179
  • Reversed 98
  • Mixed 51
  • Vacated 47
  • Remanded 15
  • Granted 1

Panel votes per year

How Ann A. Scott Timmer's panel-seat count has shifted year by year. Overlaid with William G. Montgomery for comparison (drop the overlay).

0 10 20 30 40 50 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2026 2005: 1 vote — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2013: 12 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2014: 32 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2015: 15 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2016: 26 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2017: 29 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2018: 40 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2019: 16 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2020: 39 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2021: 31 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2022: 44 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2023: 31 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2024: 33 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2025: 35 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2026: 36 votes — Ann A. Scott Timmer 2020: 22 votes — William G. Montgomery 2021: 23 votes — William G. Montgomery 2022: 34 votes — William G. Montgomery 2023: 23 votes — William G. Montgomery 2024: 24 votes — William G. Montgomery 2025: 29 votes — William G. Montgomery 2026: 31 votes — William G. Montgomery
  • Ann A. Scott Timmer
  • William G. Montgomery

Most-frequent co-panelists

Judges who appeared on the same opinions. aligned = same bucket (both majority, both dissent); partial = concurred in result but wrote separately; split = the meaningful disagreement (majority vs dissent).

Recent opinions

15 most recent opinions where Ann A. Scott Timmer sat on the panel.

Docket Court Filed Disposition Case
CV-25-0143-PR Ariz. 2026-10-28 Reversed in part and remanded BURKETT v. DRYJA
CV-25-0309-PR Ariz. 2026-10-28 Affirmed Macdonald v. Macdonald
CR-26-0026-PR Ariz. 2026-10-26 Vacated ROBBINS v. STATE OF ARIZONA
CV-26-0106-CQ Ariz. 2026-10-09 — BLUNT v. TOWN OF GILBERT
CV-25-0317-PR Ariz. 2026-09-24 Affirmed Joseph Terborg v. Town of Payson
CV-25-0020-PR Ariz. 2026-09-18 Reversed and remanded Abraham v. Arizona Board of Regents
CV-25-0233-SA Ariz. 2026-09-14 — Tyler Strang v. malay/hernandez
CV-25-0028-PR Ariz. 2026-09-10 Reversed and remanded ACCURSIO v. TREE HOUSE
CV-25-0330-CQ Ariz. 2026-09-01 — Industrial Park Center v. Great Northern Insurance
CV-25-0173-PR Ariz. 2026-09-01 Affirmed In Re Term of Parental Rights as to M.P.
CV-25-0176-PR Ariz. 2026-08-24 Reversed and remanded Aller v. State
CV-25-0119-PR Ariz. 2026-08-21 Vacated and remanded AROJOJOYE v. ALLEN
CV-25-0157-PR Ariz. 2026-08-18 Vacated in part and remanded Williams v. ades/lamont
CR-25-0211-PR Ariz. 2026-08-18 Affirmed State of Arizona v. Diondra Sharrelle Howard
CR-25-0157-PR Ariz. 2026-08-12 Affirmed Mario Rodriguez-Ramirez v. State of Arizona