AZ HB2413

Amends juvenile court jurisdiction laws to allow the state to file notice of intent to retain jurisdiction over 17-year-old juveniles before adjudication, extending court authority until age 19 if the notice is filed.

Modifies disposition and commitment provisions to clarify that juvenile court retains jurisdiction after a juvenile's 18th birthday for designating undesignated felony offenses and modifying monetary obligations (excluding victim restitution).

Updates notice requirements for first-time and repeat felony juvenile offenders to use more straightforward language explaining potential consequences including adult prosecution, intensive probation, and incarceration.

Revises procedures for setting aside adjudications and destroying juvenile records to clarify application processes, filing fees, and judicial discretion while maintaining restrictions for serious offenses.

Makes technical corrections to cross-references throughout the juvenile code relating to subsection numbering and updates terminology in sections governing juvenile probation services, hearing officers, and the department of juvenile corrections.