State ex rel. Arizona Structural Pest Control Commission v. Taylor

OPINION

JOHNSEN, Judge.

¶ 1 Early in 1994, the Arizona Structural Pest Control Commission (“Commission”), now known as the Office of Pest Management, imposed a civil penalty of $51,000 against Troy and Larry Taylor for performing pest control activities without a license. The Commission’s order became final, but the Taylors did not pay the penalty. The Commission finally filed a civil suit in 2007 to convert the order into a judgment. The superior court entered judgment in favor of the Commission but refused its request to impose prejudgment interest. In the absence of a statutory mandate that…