Amends various Arizona statutes to revise monetary thresholds for criminal offenses.
Amends several sections of Arizona law to revise the monetary thresholds for various criminal offenses. It sets specific monetary values for offenses such as theft, shoplifting, fraud, and unlawful use of food stamps, among others. For example, it classifies shoplifting as a class 5 felony if the value of the property exceeds $2,900, and unlawful use of food stamps as a class 5 felony if the value exceeds $400. It also introduces new classifications for offenses involving vulnerable adults and criminal damage to property.
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