Arizona HB2966 amends probation laws for dangerous crimes against children, including lifetime probation and annual review hearings for certain.

Arizona HB2966 revises probation laws for individuals convicted of dangerous crimes against children. It mandates lifetime probation for such offenses and requires annual probation review hearings for offenders under 22 years old at the time of the crime. The bill also allows for probation transfers between counties under specific conditions and outlines procedures for probation revocation and reinstatement. Additionally, it establishes a monthly probation fee, with exceptions for those unable to pay, and details the conditions for earned and work time credits.

Arizona HB2966 amends probation laws for dangerous crimes against children, including lifetime probation and annual review hearings for certain.

Arizona HB2966 revises probation laws for individuals convicted of dangerous crimes against children. It mandates lifetime probation for such offenses and requires annual probation review hearings for offenders under 22 years old at the time of the crime. The bill also allows for probation transfers between counties under specific conditions and outlines procedures for probation revocation and reinstatement. Additionally, it establishes a monthly probation fee, with exceptions for those unable to pay, and details the conditions for earned and work time credits.