Arizona SB1625 amends civil traffic violation procedures, requiring amendments to original citations through the court and limiting moving violation.

Arizona SB1625 amends section 28-1592 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to modify civil traffic violation procedures. It mandates that any changes to the date, time, location, or law section on an original citation must be amended through the court, following Arizona rules of civil procedure for traffic and civil boating violations. Additionally, it specifies that moving civil traffic violations can only be issued by a peace officer within sixty days after the alleged violation. The bill also sets forth timelines for commencing cases based on whether they are initiated by issuance or filing.

Arizona SB1625 amends civil traffic violation procedures, requiring amendments to original citations through the court and limiting moving violation.

Arizona SB1625 amends section 28-1592 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to modify civil traffic violation procedures. It mandates that any changes to the date, time, location, or law section on an original citation must be amended through the court, following Arizona rules of civil procedure for traffic and civil boating violations. Additionally, it specifies that moving civil traffic violations can only be issued by a peace officer within sixty days after the alleged violation. The bill also sets forth timelines for commencing cases based on whether they are initiated by issuance or filing.