AZ HB2854

Allows parents with lawful custody of a missing minor child to submit a sworn affidavit directly to law enforcement or service providers (telecommunications carriers, wireless providers, internet service providers) requesting emergency location information

Requires covered service providers to disclose device location data, subscriber/account information, and recent network activity within two hours of receiving a valid affidavit, though content of communications cannot be disclosed

Defines "imminent danger" to include evidence of coercion, trafficking, exploitation, sudden loss of communication, medical/developmental vulnerabilities, hazardous environmental conditions, or other circumstances indicating risk of serious harm

Grants civil and criminal immunity to service providers who disclose information in good faith and requires the affidavit to be submitted to superior court for review within 48 hours of disclosure

Makes knowingly submitting a false affidavit a class 1 misdemeanor and authorizes the Attorney General to bring civil actions for willful noncompliance by service providers