Arizona HB2412 amends statutes to classify threatening, intimidating, and harassment offenses against public officials, employees, and their families.
Arizona HB2412 amends the Arizona Revised Statutes to redefine and classify threatening, intimidating, and harassment offenses. It elevates threatening or intimidating acts against public officials, public employees, or their family members to a class 3 felony. Additionally, it classifies threatening or intimidating acts committed in retaliation for reporting criminal activity or involvement in organizations aimed at preventing crime as a class 6 felony. The bill also redefines harassment, making it a class 5 felony when directed at public officials, employees, or their families.
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