AZ HCR2032

Proposes constitutional amendment defining "stand-down order" as directive by elected executive officials, county attorneys, or department heads that withdraws law enforcement, fire, or emergency medical services from residents or property in Arizona.

Adds victim's right to insist on reasonable and customary pretrial cash bail in Article II, Section 2.1 of Arizona Constitution.

Establishes that stand-down orders violate equal protection rights under Article II, Section 13 and constitute unlawful orders depriving citizens of equal privileges and immunities.

Makes private property losses directly resulting from stand-down orders subject to just compensation as takings under Article II, Section 17 eminent domain protections.

Lowers recall petition threshold for officers issuing stand-down orders from 25 percent to 5 percent of votes cast in last general election for that office, and allows recall petitions against such officers to be filed immediately without the standard six-month waiting period.