Arizona SB1709 amends probation rules for dangerous crimes against children, including probation revocation and restitution.

Arizona SB1709 revises probation rules for individuals convicted of dangerous crimes against children. The bill allows courts to issue warrants for rearrest and revoke probation if the defendant commits an additional offense or violates a condition. It mandates restitution for victims who suffered economic loss and requires a monthly fee for adults on probation, unless the court assesses a lesser fee due to inability to pay. The bill also outlines procedures for transferring probation supervision between counties and sets conditions for probation revocation hearings.

Arizona SB1709 amends probation rules for dangerous crimes against children, including probation revocation and restitution.

Arizona SB1709 revises probation rules for individuals convicted of dangerous crimes against children. The bill allows courts to issue warrants for rearrest and revoke probation if the defendant commits an additional offense or violates a condition. It mandates restitution for victims who suffered economic loss and requires a monthly fee for adults on probation, unless the court assesses a lesser fee due to inability to pay. The bill also outlines procedures for transferring probation supervision between counties and sets conditions for probation revocation hearings.