Arizona SB1323 establishes rights for victims of peace officer violence and their families.
Arizona SB1323 outlines a comprehensive bill of rights for victims of peace officer violence and their families. It mandates that victims and their families receive a complete list of personal belongings logged as evidence within fourteen days. Victims and their families must be informed of, present at, and heard at all investigative and disciplinary proceedings. They have the right to free wraparound support services, including trauma care and mental health care. Victims and their families can petition the county attorney to reopen a case if no charges are filed.
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