AZ HB2492

Amends Arizona Revised Statutes Section 13-3015 regarding emergency interception of communications when immediate danger of death or serious physical injury exists.

Corrects grammatical subject-verb agreement by changing "determines" to "determine" when multiple prosecuting attorneys are authorized to approve emergency interceptions.

Requires prosecutors to apply for judicial authorization within 48 hours of commencing emergency interception and include a summary of any communications already intercepted.

Mandates that any intercepted communications without judicial authorization cannot be used as evidence if authorization is not obtained within 48 hours or is denied.

Allows intercepted communications to be used as evidence against persons conducting unauthorized interceptions if they were not made in good faith reliance on emergency provisions.