AR SB406

Allows state to request extended juvenile jurisdiction designation for juveniles under 13 years old charged with capital murder or first-degree murder if state overcomes presumptions of lack of fitness and capacity under § 9-27-502

Establishes that juveniles 13 years old charged with capital murder or first-degree murder shall undergo evaluation under § 9-27-502, with burden on juvenile to prove lack of fitness and capacity

Authorizes extended juvenile jurisdiction designation for juveniles 14-15 years old charged with specified violent felonies including murder (all degrees), kidnapping, aggravated robbery, assault, rape, escape, weapons offenses, and gang recruitment

Permits extended juvenile jurisdiction for juveniles 16-17 years old charged with any felony when conduct would constitute a felony if committed by an adult

Allows juvenile's attorney to file motion requesting extended juvenile jurisdiction under the same conditions state could file