AZ HB2311

Establishes residency requirements for the Arizona Adjutant General by requiring appointees to establish domicile in Arizona for residency purposes within 90 days of appointment, replacing the prior requirement of being a state resident.

Extends the timeline for the Adjutant General to attain federal recognition as a brigadier general from one year to two years after appointment.

Removes the requirement that the Adjutant General must have served at least five years in the Arizona National Guard within the past ten years.

Increases the maximum fine that can be imposed by general courts-martial from $200 to $365 and adds confinement of up to 365 days as an authorized sentence.

Changes the composition of summary court-martial sentences to authorize forfeiture of two-thirds pay and allowances for one month and fines up to $100 per offense, replacing the prior $25 fine limit.