AZ HB2603

Amends Arizona Revised Statutes sections 17-309 and 17-340 to include deferred prosecution agreements alongside convictions and juvenile adjudications as grounds for license revocation, suspension, or denial.

Allows license revocation for up to five years upon conviction or entering a deferred prosecution agreement for unlawful wildlife taking or possession.

Establishes that second and third deferred prosecution agreements for unlawful wildlife taking trigger enhanced penalties, including up to ten years suspension for a second offense and permanent revocation for a third offense.

Requires temporary license revocation to terminate once a person completes deferred prosecution program requirements, has charges dismissed, completes required training, and pays all civil penalties in full.

Changes "permit" to "allow" in section 17-309 regarding wasting wildlife, and modifies related penalty classifications for violations involving permanent revocation status.