AZ HB2269

Allows law enforcement to provide victim information through electronic forms, pamphlets, or information cards instead of only multicopy forms.

Establishes a new civil law requiring monetary judgments awarded to incarcerated persons must first satisfy outstanding restitution obligations and incarceration costs before payment to the person.

Creates criminal restitution orders that remain enforceable indefinitely until paid in full, accrue 10% annual interest, and do not require renewal or filing fees.

Authorizes victims to file preconviction restitution liens after a misdemeanor complaint or felony information or indictment is filed.

Expands victim statement options to include audiotape, videotape, and other video or digital media in addition to oral or written statements at court proceedings.