Christopher J. O'Neil at a glance
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Christopher J. O'Neil
Judge · Arizona Court of Appeals, Division Two
Christopher J. O'Neil — Arizona Court of Appeals, Division Two
Biography
Professional career
- Arizona Court of Appeals, Division Two Judge — appointed 2022, term through 2027
- Presiding Judge of Casa Grande City Court (2013–2017)
- Justice of the Peace Pro Tempore, hearing criminal and traffic cases
- After law school, O’Neil worked as an associate at Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman & McAnally in Tucson
Education
- B.A. in English Literature from Arizona State University
Additional information
- Arizona Court of Appeals, Division Two (appointed December 29, 2022; term ends January 2, 2027)
- Pinal County Superior Court (appointed 2017 by Governor Doug Ducey)
- He graduated magna cum laude from Valley Christian High School (2001)
- Christopher J. O’Neil is an Arizona judge serving in two major judicial roles
- Staff attorney for Presiding Judge Robert Carter Olson
- J.D. from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, where he served as Executive Note Editor for the Arizona Law Review
- He has presided over criminal trials, civil cases, and specialty courts, and has also served as a lower court appeals judge
- Served on the Arizona Magistrate’s Association board and in community organizations
- O’Neil resides in Casa Grande with his wife, Amy, and their four children
Published courtroom rules
Shared court rules
Arizona Supreme Court Rule 122 — requests to record proceedings
Arizona Court of Appeals, Division Two
Statewide Supreme Court rule whose definition includes appellate proceedings, hosted by Division One. 2014 published version; exceptions (h) and (i), request requirements, judicial discretion and later amendments apply. Not a Division One-only local practice. Shared baseline only, not a judge-specific preference or complete local rules inventory. Apply source exceptions, case-type limits, later amendments and case orders.
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Arizona Judicial Performance Review
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