Early Life and Education
Horne is a graduate of Harvard College (1967) and Harvard Law School (1970).
During his 30 years of law practice, Horne served as Special Assistant Attorney General and a Judge Pro Tem in Maricopa County Superior Court and Maricopa Court of Appeals. Horne served as a teacher of Legal Writing at Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law and is the author a legal text on construction law published by the State Bar of Arizona. He is peer-rated 5/5.0 (AV Preeminent) by Martindale-Hubbell.
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