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AZ SB1667
Bill
Status
2/9/2026
Primary Sponsor
Shawnna Bolick
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AI Summary
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Adds a new eligibility restriction preventing individuals subject to a lifetime injunction under section 13-719 from applying to have their juvenile court and Department of Juvenile Corrections records destroyed.
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Requires applicants seeking juvenile record destruction to attest they are not subject to a lifetime injunction, adding this as a new mandatory condition in both the standard application (for those 18+) and the alternative application (for those 25+).
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Courts must now verify that applicants are not subject to a lifetime injunction before ordering destruction of juvenile records, adding this as a required finding alongside existing criteria like age, payment of restitution, and completion of probation.
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The bill amends section 8-349 of the Arizona Revised Statutes governing juvenile record destruction eligibility and procedures.
Legislative Description
Juvenile records; lifetime injunctions
Last Action
Senate JUDE Committee action: Held, voting: (0-0-0-0)
2/18/2026