Arizona SB1820 amends various criminal statutes to adjust monetary thresholds for offense classifications.

Arizona SB1820 modifies several criminal statutes to adjust the monetary thresholds for different offense classifications. For instance, it sets the threshold for a class 5 felony for shoplifting at $2,900 or more. It also changes the classification for unlawful use of food stamps, with a class 4 felony for amounts over $1,200. Additionally, it introduces new classifications for offenses involving credit card transaction record theft and fraudulent schemes. The bill also updates the criteria for aggravated criminal damage and arson offenses, among other changes.

Arizona SB1820 amends various criminal statutes to adjust monetary thresholds for offense classifications.

Arizona SB1820 modifies several criminal statutes to adjust the monetary thresholds for different offense classifications. For instance, it sets the threshold for a class 5 felony for shoplifting at $2,900 or more. It also changes the classification for unlawful use of food stamps, with a class 4 felony for amounts over $1,200. Additionally, it introduces new classifications for offenses involving credit card transaction record theft and fraudulent schemes. The bill also updates the criteria for aggravated criminal damage and arson offenses, among other changes.