Arizona SB1829 modifies probation terms for dangerous crimes against children, including fees and conditions.

Arizona SB1829 amends probation terms for individuals convicted of dangerous crimes against children. The bill mandates a monthly fee for probation, with a minimum of $65, unless the court determines the probationer cannot afford it. The court may impose additional conditions, including restitution and fines. Probationers must waive extradition and may be required to serve additional jail time if probation is revoked. The bill also outlines procedures for transferring probation between counties and for adjusting probation periods based on earned or work time credit.

Arizona SB1829 modifies probation terms for dangerous crimes against children, including fees and conditions.

Arizona SB1829 amends probation terms for individuals convicted of dangerous crimes against children. The bill mandates a monthly fee for probation, with a minimum of $65, unless the court determines the probationer cannot afford it. The court may impose additional conditions, including restitution and fines. Probationers must waive extradition and may be required to serve additional jail time if probation is revoked. The bill also outlines procedures for transferring probation between counties and for adjusting probation periods based on earned or work time credit.