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AZ HB2667
Bill
Status
3/31/2015
Primary Sponsor
Andrew Sherwood
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AI Summary
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Reclassifies knowing or intentional campaign finance violations involving misstatement or failure to disclose contributions, expenditures, or other reportable items as class 1 misdemeanors rather than civil penalties.
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Makes unknowing violations of contribution limitations subject to civil penalties of three times the amount violated, while knowing violations become class 1 misdemeanors.
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Establishes that violations of campaign finance reporting requirements (section 16-913) involving knowing or intentional misstatements or failures to disclose are class 1 misdemeanors.
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Adds a new provision making campaign finance violations generally class 2 misdemeanors unless another classification is specifically prescribed in law.
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Amends sections 16-903, 16-905, 16-913, and 16-924 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to clarify criminal penalties for campaign finance violations and distinguish between knowing and unknowing violations.
Legislative Description
Campaign finance; violations
Last Action
Referred to House RULES Committee
3/31/2015