Arizona HB2870 regulates the residence of sex offenders convicted of dangerous crimes against children.
Arizona HB2870 amends the state's sex offender residency restrictions. It prohibits level three offenders from residing within one thousand feet of schools or child care facilities. It also prohibits them from residing within one thousand feet of their former victim's residence. Exceptions include those who established residence before September 19, 2007, minors, those on probation, and those with restored civil rights. It is unlawful for level two or three offenders on probation to reside with another registered offender, unless they are related by blood, marriage, or adoption.
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