HB4136

Unlawful entry; vulnerable adults; vagrants

Introduced·2/11/26

Arizona HB4136 amends criminal trespass laws to include unlawful entry into a residential structure where a vulnerable adult resides, involving a.

Arizona HB4136 amends Title 13, Chapter 15, of the Arizona Revised Statutes by adding Section 13-1510, which criminalizes unlawful entry into a residential structure where a vulnerable adult resides, involving a sexual offense. This offense is classified as a class 3 felony if committed with a weapon and a class 4 felony otherwise. The bill also mandates that individuals convicted of certain offenses must register with the sheriff of the county where they intend to reside.

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Sponsors

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Roll Call Votes

Passed

Calendar

Mar 3

9:45 AM

House Rules

Feb 18

9:00 AM

House Judiciary

History

Mar 11

House

House miscellaneous motion: Motion by Representative Carbone that pursuant to House Rule 12(P), HB4136 be calendared immediately for an Additional Committee of the Whole for the purpose of further amending. Motion Passed by vv.

Mar 11

House

House additional Committee of the Whole action: Do Pass Amended

Mar 9

House

House third reading FAILED voting: (21-31-7-0)