Legislative subpoena; perjury; refusal; contempt

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This bill changes how the Arizona Legislature can deal with witnesses who don't follow a subpoena. Currently, the House or Senate can pass a resolution to hold a witness in contempt. This bill would allow a committee chairperson, the Speaker of the House, or the President of the Senate to issue an order of contempt after giving the witness a chance to explain why they shouldn't be held in contempt.

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