Bill > HB2623

This bill makes a technical correction to Arizona law regarding notice requirements for juvenile offender proceedings, specifically amending section 8-390 of the Arizona Revised Statutes. The changes clarify that if a court cannot reasonably provide the required five days' notice of a proceeding to the prosecutor's office, it must state the reason for this in the official record. Additionally, the bill refines the process by which the prosecutor's office, upon receiving notice from the court, must inform victims about scheduled proceedings, any changes to those schedules, and the possibility of a predisposition or disposition hearing immediately following an adjudication, which is the formal judgment of guilt in a juvenile case.

https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/84433