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AZ HB2119
Bill
Status
4/29/2022
Primary Sponsor
Steve Kaiser
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AI Summary
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Courts must inform defendants in writing and on the record at sentencing of their right to restoration of civil rights, including whether restoration will be automatic or requires application.
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First-time felony offenders automatically have civil rights restored upon completion of probation or absolute discharge from imprisonment if all victim restitution is paid.
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Automatic restoration of firearm rights does not apply to persons convicted of dangerous offenses under section 13-704 or serious offenses under section 13-706.
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Persons convicted of serious offenses may apply for firearm rights restoration no sooner than ten years after absolute discharge; persons with other felony convictions may apply after two years.
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Courts must notify the Department of Public Safety of all civil rights restorations, which updates criminal history records with restoration annotations while maintaining conviction records.
Legislative Description
Civil rights restoration; requirements; process
Requirements
Last Action
Chapter 199
4/29/2022