AZ HB4123

Establishes a "Homeless Persons' Bill of Rights" in Arizona law prohibiting denial of rights, privileges, or public services solely based on a person's housing status

Guarantees homeless individuals equal access to public spaces (sidewalks, parks, transportation, buildings), government agency services, emergency medical care, and voting without discrimination based on housing status

Protects homeless persons from employment discrimination due to lack of a permanent mailing address or use of a shelter address

Ensures privacy rights for homeless individuals, including confidentiality of personal records at shelters and a reasonable expectation of privacy in personal property equivalent to that in a permanent residence

Prohibits criminal prosecution for sitting, lying, or sleeping on public property when a person is homeless and no shelter space is available, and allows courts to award damages, attorney fees, and injunctive relief for violations