Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Sealing arrest records; misdemeanor designation
This bill changes laws about lifetime injunctions and sealing criminal records in Arizona. It clarifies that a lifetime injunction prohibiting contact with a victim, issued for certain serious offenses, does not expire unless the victim dies, the conviction is overturned, or the victim requests its early end. The bill also allows certain felony convictions for non-dangerous drug offenses without a victim to be permanently designated as misdemeanors after five years, making them eligible for sealing.
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