AZ SB1662

Requires probation conditions to be "reasonably necessary," individually determined, and narrowly tailored to assist defendants in leading law-abiding lives, protect public safety, and promote rehabilitation

Mandates that probation conditions be informed by a validated risk assessment tool evaluating the defendant's criminogenic risk and needs

Requires courts or probation officers to consider waiving standard probation conditions that are not reasonably necessary and to ensure special conditions are supported by the record before imposing them

Amends cross-references in related statutes (sections 13-903, 13-917, and 13-924) to reflect the reorganized subsection structure in the primary probation statute

Changes the original bill title from "probation supervision; least restrictive conditions" to "probation supervision; reasonably necessary conditions"