Arizona SB1211 mandates lifetime injunctions for certain felony convictions, effective immediately at sentencing.

Arizona SB1211 amends Section 13-719 to require the superior court to issue a lifetime injunction at sentencing for defendants convicted of specified felonies, such as dangerous offenses or violent felonies. The injunction prohibits contact with the victim and is effective immediately. The court must register the injunction with the national crime information center and notify the victim. The injunction remains in effect for the defendant's natural lifetime unless specific conditions are met, such as the victim's death or a change in the defendant's legal status.

Arizona SB1211 mandates lifetime injunctions for certain felony convictions, effective immediately at sentencing.

Arizona SB1211 amends Section 13-719 to require the superior court to issue a lifetime injunction at sentencing for defendants convicted of specified felonies, such as dangerous offenses or violent felonies. The injunction prohibits contact with the victim and is effective immediately. The court must register the injunction with the national crime information center and notify the victim. The injunction remains in effect for the defendant's natural lifetime unless specific conditions are met, such as the victim's death or a change in the defendant's legal status.