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2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-353 - Juvenile intensive probation teams; duties; caseload limit

8-353.
Juvenile intensive probation teams;  duties;  caseload limit
A. The director of juvenile court services in each county,  with approval of the presiding juvenile court judge of the superior court,  shall appoint juvenile intensive probation teams that may consist of the following:
1. One juvenile probation officer.
2. Two juvenile probation officers.
3. One juvenile probation officer and one surveillance officer.
4. One juvenile probation officer and two surveillance officers.
B. A one person juvenile intensive probation team shall supervise not more than fifteen juveniles at one time. A two person juvenile intensive probation team shall supervise not more than twenty-five juveniles at one time. A three person juvenile intensive probation team shall supervise not more than forty juveniles at one time.
C. The juvenile intensive probation team shall do all of the following:
1. Secure and keep a complete identification record of each juvenile supervised by the team and a written statement of the conditions of the probation.
2. Exercise close supervision and observation over juveniles who are ordered to participate in the intensive probation program including both of the following:
(a) Visual contact with each juvenile at least four times per week or as otherwise deemed appropriate.
(b) Routine contact or verification with the juvenile's school,  employer,  community restitution agency or treatment program as deemed appropriate.
3. Obtain and maintain information concerning the conduct of the juvenile participating in the intensive probation program.
4. Monitor the payment of restitution and monetary obligations imposed by the court.
5. Perform any other responsibilities required by the terms and conditions imposed by the court.
D. The juvenile intensive probation team may supervise additional juveniles on probation if the director of juvenile court services determines that the juveniles require additional supervision or pose a greater than normal risk to the community and the intensive probation team's total caseload does not exceed the limits prescribed in subsections A and B of this section.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-354 - Modification of supervision

8-354.
Modification of supervision
A. The juvenile probation officer shall periodically examine the needs of each juvenile who is granted intensive probation and the risks of modifying the level of supervision of the juvenile. The juvenile probation officer may modify the juvenile's level of intensive probation. The court may at any time modify the placement or the level of supervision of a juvenile who is granted intensive probation.
B. The court may issue a warrant for the arrest of a juvenile who is granted intensive probation. If the juvenile commits an additional offense or violates a condition,  the court may revoke intensive probation at any time before the expiration or termination of the period of intensive probation and hold disposition of the juvenile in accordance with section 8-341. If the court finds that a juvenile has committed an additional felony offense that posed a serious threat to or danger to the community or has violated a condition of intensive probation that poses a serious threat to or danger to the community,  the court shall revoke intensive probation and hold disposition of the juvenile pursuant to section 8-341.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-355 - School; employment; community restitution programs

8-355.
School;  employment;  community restitution programs
The juvenile intensive probation team shall ensure that each juvenile under its supervision is participating in one or more of the following,  if approved by the court or probation officer,  throughout the term of intensive probation:
1. School.
2. A treatment program.
3. Employment.
4. A community restitution program.
5. An activity that improves the juvenile's prosocial skill development,  including enhancing the juvenile's relationship with the juvenile's family.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-357 - Budget requests

8-357.
Budget requests
The presiding juvenile judge of the superior court in the county shall annually submit a proposed budget for the following fiscal year for the juvenile intensive probation program to the supreme court. The supreme court shall review each request and include the counties' requests in its annual budget request and shall allocate to the participating counties the monies appropriated by the legislature for intensive probation.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-358 - Juvenile intensive probation guidelines; report

8-358.
Juvenile intensive probation guidelines;  report
A. The supreme court shall establish juvenile intensive probation guidelines. In establishing these guidelines,  the supreme court shall ensure that both:
1. Juveniles who are granted intensive probation meet the requirements of section 8-352.
2. Based on the nature of the offense and the delinquent history of the juvenile,  there are reasonable grounds to believe that the juvenile is able to remain at liberty without posing a substantial risk to the community.
B. The supreme court shall annually submit a report stating the number of juveniles supervised on intensive probation during the prior year,  the nature of the offense and the delinquent history of each of these juveniles to the governor,  the speaker of the house of representatives and the president of the senate at the time of its annual budget request and shall provide a copy of this report to the secretary of state. Beginning July 1,  2011,  the report shall be submitted electronically.
C. The supreme court shall contract for an evaluation to determine if the provisions of this article reduce the number of serious repetitive offenses committed by juveniles on intensive probation supervision,  shall submit the results of the study to the governor,  the speaker of the house of representatives and the president of the senate and shall provide a copy of this study to the secretary of state.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-363 - Juvenile compact administrator, compact commissioner; authority to appoint deputy compact administrator; state council

8-363.
Juvenile compact administrator,  compact commissioner;  authority to appoint deputy compact administrator;  state council
Pursuant to the compact,  the governor shall:
1. Designate the director of the department of juvenile corrections as the state's interstate compact commissioner and compact administrator. The director of the department of juvenile corrections,  acting as the state's interstate compact commissioner and compact administrator,  has the authority to appoint and delegate duties to an interstate deputy compact administrator,  including the duty to act as this state's voting representative on the interstate commission for juveniles. The compact administrator,  compact commissioner and deputy compact administrator shall cooperate with all departments,  agencies and officers of and in the government of this state and its subdivisions in facilitating the proper administration of the compact.
2. Create a state council and determine its membership in compliance with section 8-361,  article IX.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-383 - Implementation of rights and duties

8-383.
Implementation of rights and duties
A. Except as provided in sections 8-386 and 8-412 and section 8-389,  subsection B,  the rights and duties that are established by this article arise on the arrest or formal charging of a juvenile who is alleged to be responsible for a delinquent act against a victim. The rights and duties continue to be enforceable pursuant to this article until the final disposition of the charges,  including acquittal or dismissal of the charges,  all postadjudication release,  review and appellate proceedings and the discharge of all proceedings related to restitution. If a delinquent is ordered to pay restitution to a victim,  the rights and duties continue to be enforceable until restitution is paid or a judgment is entered in favor of the victim pursuant to section 8-344.
B. If a juvenile's adjudication is reversed and the case is returned to the juvenile court for further proceedings,  the victim has the same rights that were applicable to the delinquency proceedings that led to the appeal or other postadjudication relief proceeding.
C. After the final termination of a delinquency proceeding by dismissal or acquittal,  a person who has received notice and has the right to be present and be heard pursuant to the victims' bill of rights,  article II,  section 2.1,  Constitution of Arizona,  this article or any court rule is no longer entitled to those rights.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-383.01 - Victims' rights; dismissed counts

8-383.01.
Victims' rights;  dismissed counts
A. If a criminal offense against a victim has been charged but the prosecution on the count or counts involving the victim has been or is being dismissed as the result of a plea agreement in which the defendant is pleading to or pled to other charges,  the victim of the offenses involved in the dismissed counts,  on request,  may exercise all the applicable rights of a crime victim throughout the criminal justice process as though the count or counts involving the person had not been dismissed.
B. As to each count that is dismissed,  the prosecutor shall notify the probation department if the victim requested the victim's rights pursuant to this article.
C. For each victim who is involved in the dismissed counts and who requested the victim's rights,  the prosecutor shall forward to the probation department information within the prosecutor's possession that would enable the probation department to carry out its duties as prescribed by this article.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-385 - Limited rights of a legal entity

8-385.
Limited rights of a legal entity
Any corporation,  partnership,  association or other legal entity that,  except for its status as an artificial entity,  would be included in the definition of victim in section 8-382 shall be afforded the following rights:
1. Within a reasonable time after arrest,  the prosecutor shall notify the legal entity of the right to appear and be heard at any proceeding relating to restitution or disposition of the delinquent.
2. The prosecutor shall notify the legal entity of the right to submit to the court a written statement containing information and opinions on restitution and disposition in its case.
3. On request,  the prosecutor shall notify the legal entity in a timely manner of the date,  time and place of any proceeding relating to restitution or disposition of the delinquent.
4. A lawful representative of the legal entity has the right,  if present,  to be heard at any proceeding relating to restitution or disposition of the delinquent.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-385.01 - Victims' rights for neighborhood associations

8-385.01.
Victims' rights for neighborhood associations
A. A neighborhood association may register with the city,  town or county in which the neighborhood association is located to invoke the rights that are afforded pursuant to this article. The city,  town or county shall establish procedures for the registration of neighborhood associations pursuant to this section. The procedures shall require the neighborhood association to provide to the city,  town or county the name and telephone number of one person who shall act on behalf of the neighborhood association and who may receive notice or invoke rights pursuant to this section. The neighborhood association shall notify the city,  town or county of any changes to this information. If the neighborhood association fails to keep this information current,  the neighborhood association is deemed to have waived its rights under this section.
B. Notwithstanding any law to the contrary,  if a juvenile commits an act that if committed by an adult would be a crime under section 13-1602,  subsection A,  paragraph 5,  section 13-3102,  subsection A,  paragraph 9,  section 13-3201 or 13-3204,  section 13-3208,  subsection B or section 13-3209,  13-3405,  13-3407,  13-3408,  13-3421 or 13-4702,  a neighborhood association that is registered with a city,  town or county pursuant to subsection A of this section may receive notice or may invoke rights pursuant to the following sections:
1. Section 8-390.
2. Section 8-400.
3. Section 8-405.
C. Sections 8-407,  8-413 and 8-415 apply to all matters in which a neighborhood association invokes rights under this section.
D. If the neighborhood association wishes to invoke victims' rights for a crime as prescribed in subsection B of this section that resulted in an arrest,  the person who is registered with the city,  town or county pursuant to subsection A of this section shall contact the law enforcement agency responsible for the arrest. The law enforcement agency shall fill out the form prescribed by section 8-386. Thereafter the neighborhood association,  through the contact person,  shall be afforded all of the rights listed under subsection B of this section.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-386.01 - Issuance and execution of arrest warrants

8-386.01.
Issuance and execution of arrest warrants
A. On the issuance of an arrest warrant,  the court issuing the warrant shall state in the warrant whether the person named in the warrant is to be arrested for or is to be charged with committing an offense to which this article applies or that is materially related to an offense to which this article applies.
B. On receipt of notice of an arrest or an impending arrest of a juvenile and if applicable pursuant to subsection A of this section,  the agency that is responsible for holding the original warrant shall notify the law enforcement agency that was responsible for the original investigation of the offense of the impending detainment of the juvenile who is arrested on the law enforcement agency's warrant.
C. On receiving notice that the warrant was executed pursuant to subsection B of this section,  the law enforcement agency that was responsible for the original investigation of the offense shall do all of the following if the victim has requested notice pursuant to section 8-386:
1. Notify the victim of the arrest and advise the victim that to exercise the right to be informed if the juvenile is released the victim must contact the detention center of the juvenile probation department immediately.
2. Inform the victim of the telephone number of the detention center in which the juvenile is detained.
3. Provide the detention center with the victim information pursuant to section 8-386 so that the detention center may notify the victim of the release or escape of the juvenile pursuant to section 8-393,  if applicable.
D. A law enforcement agency is not required to provide victim information pursuant to section 8-386,  subsections C and E to the custodial agency at the time a juvenile is detained unless the law enforcement agency that performs the warrant arrest is also the law enforcement agency that was responsible for the original investigation of the offense.
E. The victim's right to be informed of an arrest or a release pursuant to an executed warrant applies to warrants that are issued on or after September 1,  1996.
F. Law enforcement,  courts and juvenile custodial agencies are not liable pursuant to section 8-393 for the failure to inform a victim of the arrest or release of a juvenile on warrants that were issued before September 1,  1996.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-387 - Notice of terms and conditions of release

8-387.
Notice of terms and conditions of release
On the request of the victim,  the juvenile probation department or the department of juvenile corrections shall provide a copy of the terms and conditions of release. The copy of the terms and conditions of release may be provided to the victim in an electronic form,  pamphlet,  information card or other material.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-388 - Notice of diversion

8-388.
Notice of diversion
If an accused is accepted into a diversion program pursuant to section 8-321,  the probation department administering the program shall give the victim notice of the conditions that the accused must comply with in order for the complaint or citation to be adjusted or dismissed. The notice shall state whether restitution was required and that,  on request of the victim,  the victim has the right to be notified of the accused's completion of or termination from the program.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-389 - Preliminary notice of rights

8-389.
Preliminary notice of rights
A. If the victim has requested notice and if the accused is in custody at the time of charging,  or seven days after the prosecutor charges a delinquent offense if the accused is not in custody,  the prosecutor's office shall give the victim notice of the following:
1. All of the victim's rights through disposition under the victims' bill of rights,  article II,  section 2.1,  Constitution of Arizona,  this article and court rules.
2. The charge or charges against the accused and a clear and concise statement of the procedural steps involved in a delinquency prosecution.
3. The procedures a victim shall follow to invoke the victim's right to confer with the prosecuting attorney pursuant to section 8-399.
4. The person within the prosecutor's office to contact for more information.
B. Notwithstanding subsection A of this section,  if a prosecutor declines to proceed with a prosecution after the final submission of a case by a law enforcement agency at the end of an investigation,  the prosecutor,  before the decision not to proceed is final,  shall notify the victim and provide the victim with the reasons for declining to proceed with the case. The notice shall inform the victim of the victim's right on request to confer with the prosecutor before the decision not to proceed is final.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-390 - Notice of proceedings

8-390.
Notice of proceedings
A. The court shall give notice to the prosecutor's office in a timely manner of any changes in scheduled proceedings.
B. Except for detention hearings the court shall provide notice of all proceedings to the prosecutor's office at least five days before a scheduled proceeding.
C. If the court finds that it is not reasonable to provide the five days' notice to the prosecutor's office pursuant to subsection B,  the court shall state in the record why it was not reasonable to provide five days' notice.
D. On receiving the notice from the court,  the prosecutor's office shall,  on request,  provide notice to the victim in a timely manner of scheduled proceedings,  any changes in the schedule and that a predisposition or disposition proceeding may occur immediately following adjudication.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-391 - Notice of adjudication; impact statement

8-391.
Notice of adjudication;  impact statement
A. On request the prosecutor's office,  within fifteen days after the adjudication,  transfer,  acquittal or dismissal of the charges against the accused,  shall give notice to the victim of the offense or offenses for which the accused was adjudicated delinquent,  transferred for adult prosecution or acquitted or of the charges dismissed against the juvenile defendant.
B. If the juvenile is adjudicated delinquent and the victim has requested notice,  the prosecutor's office shall notify the victim,  if applicable,  of:
1. The function of the predisposition report.
2. The name and telephone number of the probation department that is preparing the predisposition report.
3. The right to make a victim impact statement under section 8-404.
4. The right to receive portions of the predisposition report pursuant to section 8-404,  subsection C.
5. The right to be present and be heard at any predisposition or disposition proceeding pursuant to section 8-405.
6. The time,  place and date of the disposition proceeding.
7. If the court orders restitution,  the right to have a judgment entered for any unpaid amount and to file a restitution lien pursuant to section 8-345.
8. The right of the defense to view the predisposition report.
C. The victim shall be informed that the victim's impact statement may include the following:
1. An explanation of the nature and extent of any physical,  psychological or emotional harm or trauma suffered by the victim.
2. An explanation of the extent of any economic loss or property damage suffered by the victim.
3. An opinion of the need for and extent of restitution.
4. Whether the victim has applied for or received any compensation for the loss or damage.
D. Notice provided pursuant to this section does not remove the probation department's responsibility to initiate the contact between the victim and the probation department concerning the victim's economic,  physical,  psychological or emotional harm. At the time of contact,  the probation department shall advise the victim of the date,  time and place of the disposition proceeding and of the victim's right,  if present,  to be heard at that proceeding.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-392 - Notice of postadjudication review and appellate proceedings

8-392.
Notice of postadjudication review and appellate proceedings
A. Within fifteen days after the disposition proceeding the prosecutor's office,  on request,  shall notify the victim of the disposition imposed on the juvenile defendant.
B. The prosecutor's office shall provide the victim with a form that allows the victim to request postadjudication notice of all postadjudication review and appellate proceedings,  all postadjudication release proceedings,  all probation modification proceedings that impact the victim,  all probation revocation or termination proceedings,  all conditional liberty revocation proceedings or modifications to conditional liberty,  any decisions that arise out of these proceedings,  all releases and all escapes.
C. The prosecutor's office shall advise the victim on how the completed request form may be filed with the appropriate agencies and departments.
D. On request of the victim,  the prosecutor's office that is responsible for handling any postadjudication or appellate proceedings shall notify the victim of the proceedings and any decisions that arise out of the proceedings.
E. The supreme court or court of appeals shall send a victim who requests notice pursuant to this section a copy of the memorandum decision or opinion from the issuing court concurrently with the parties. If the victim is represented by counsel,  the notice shall be provided to the victim's counsel.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-392.01 - Notice of right to request not to receive committed youth mail

8-392.01.
Notice of right to request not to receive committed youth mail
A. Within fifteen days after a juvenile defendant is committed to the department of juvenile corrections,  the prosecutor's office shall notify the victim of the right of the victim,  any member of the victim's family or any member of the victim's household,  to request not to receive mail from the committed youth who was adjudicated delinquent for an offense committed against the victim. The notice shall:
1. Be made on the postadjudication form provided by the prosecutor to the victim pursuant to section 8-392.
2. Inform the victim of the right of the victim,  any member of the victim's family or any member of the victim's household who is denoted by the victim on the form,  to request not to receive mail from the committed youth.
3. Instruct the victim how to file the completed request form with the department of juvenile corrections.
4. Include the following statement:
" If the juvenile defendant is incarcerated in the department of juvenile corrections,  you have the right to request that the juvenile defendant not send you,  members of your family or members of your household mail. If the juvenile defendant sends you or your family members mail after you have made this request,  you or the members of your family have the right to report the incident to the department of juvenile corrections for sanctions against the juvenile defendant."
B. On receipt of a postadjudication notification request form in which a request not to receive mail is indicated,  the department of juvenile corrections shall notify the committed youth of the request and that sending mail to the victim,  or the family or household members who are denoted by the victim,  shall result in appropriate sanctions.
C. The department of juvenile corrections shall not knowingly forward mail addressed to any person who requests not to receive mail pursuant to this section.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-393 - Notice of release or escape

8-393.
Notice of release or escape
A. The custodial agency shall immediately notify the victim of the postarrest release or escape of the accused.
B. The department of juvenile corrections shall immediately give notice to a victim and the prosecutor's office of an escape by,  and again upon the subsequent rearrest of,  the accused or delinquent who was detained or committed to the department and confined in a secure care facility and who committed a delinquent act against the victim. The department shall give notice by any reasonable means.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-394 - Notice of delinquent's status

8-394.
Notice of delinquent's status
A. If the victim has made a request for postadjudication notice,  the director of the department of juvenile corrections shall mail to the victim the following information about a delinquent in the custody of the department of juvenile corrections:
1. Within thirty days after the request,  notice of the earliest release date of the delinquent.
2. At least fifteen days before the delinquent's release,  notice of the release.
3. Within fifteen days after the delinquent's death,  notice of the death.
B. If the victim has made a request for postadjudication notice,  the custodial agency having custody of the delinquent shall mail to the victim notice of release at least fifteen days before the delinquent's release or notice of death within fifteen days after the delinquent's death.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-395 - Notice of postadjudication release; right to be heard; hearing; final decision; free electronic recording

8-395.
Notice of postadjudication release;  right to be heard;  hearing;  final decision;  free electronic recording
A. The victim has the right to be present and be heard at any proceeding in which postadjudication release from confinement is being considered and the right to submit a statement to the department of juvenile corrections when a request for discharge on successful completion of the individual treatment plan is considered pursuant to section 41-2820.
B. If the victim has made a request for postadjudication notice,  at least fifteen days before the hearing or before the juvenile's discharge is considered pursuant to section 41-2820,  the department of juvenile corrections shall give to the victim written notice of the hearing and of the victim's right to be present and be heard at the hearing or to submit a statement to the department regarding the request for discharge.
C. If the victim has made a request for postadjudication notice,  the department of juvenile corrections shall give notice to the victim of the decision reached by the department. The department shall mail the notice within fifteen days after the department reaches its decision.
D. Any electronic recordings that are made during a postadjudication release hearing shall be provided,  on request,  to the victim free of charge.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-396 - Notice of probation modification, termination or revocation disposition matters; notice of arrest

8-396.
Notice of probation modification,  termination or revocation disposition matters;  notice of arrest
A. On request of a victim who has provided an address or other contact information,  the probation department shall notify the victim of any of the following:
1. A probation revocation disposition proceeding or any proceeding in which the court is asked to terminate the probation or intensive probation of the delinquent who committed the delinquent act against the victim.
2. Any hearing on a proposed modification of the terms of probation or intensive probation.
3. The arrest of a delinquent pursuant to a warrant issued for a probation violation.
B. On request of a victim who has provided a current address or other current contact information,  the probation department shall notify the victim of the following:
1. Any proposed modification to any term of probation if the modification affects restitution or incarceration status or the delinquent's contact with or the safety of the victim.
2. The victim's right to be heard at a hearing that is set to consider any modification to be made to any term of probation.
3. Any violation of any term of probation that results in the filing with the court of a petition to revoke probation.
4. That a petition to revoke probation alleging that the juvenile absconded from probation has been filed with the court.
5. Any conduct by the juvenile that raises a substantial concern for the victim's safety.
C. If a victim has requested postadjudication notice and probation is revoked and the juvenile is committed to the department of juvenile corrections,  the probation department shall notify the department of juvenile corrections of the victim's request.
D. On request of the victim,  the department of juvenile corrections shall notify the victim of any of the following:
1. Any proceeding in which the department may revoke the conditional liberty of the delinquent who committed the delinquent act against the victim.
2. A modification of the terms of conditional liberty only if the modification will substantially affect the delinquent's contact with the victim or the safety of the victim or if the modification affects restitution or secure care status.
3. The arrest of a delinquent pursuant to a warrant issued for a conditional liberty violation.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-397 - Notice of release, discharge or escape from a mental health treatment agency or residential treatment

8-397.
Notice of release,  discharge or escape from a mental health treatment agency or residential treatment
A. If the victim has made a request for notice,  the probation department or the department of juvenile corrections,  whichever has supervision of the accused or delinquent,  shall provide the victim,  at least ten days before the release or discharge of the accused or delinquent,  with notice of the release or discharge of the accused or delinquent who is placed by court order in a mental health treatment agency or a residential treatment agency. The mental health treatment agency or residential treatment agency that has custody of the accused or delinquent shall notify the probation department or department of juvenile corrections,  whichever has supervision of the accused or delinquent,  at least thirty days before the release or discharge of the accused or delinquent.
B. The probation department or the department of juvenile corrections,  whichever has supervision of the accused or delinquent,  shall provide notice to the victim immediately after the escape or subsequent readmission of the accused or the delinquent notice of the escape or subsequent readmission of the accused or the delinquent who is placed by court order in a mental health treatment agency or a residential treatment agency. The mental health treatment agency or residential treatment agency that has custody of the accused or delinquent shall immediately notify the probation department or the department of juvenile corrections,  whichever has supervision of the accused or delinquent,  of the escape,  runaway or subsequent readmission of the accused or delinquent.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-398 - Request for notice; forms; notice system

8-398.
Request for notice;  forms;  notice system
A. The victim shall provide to and maintain with the law enforcement agency that is responsible for providing notice to the victim a request for notice on a form that is provided by that agency or the investigating law enforcement agency. The form shall include a telephone number and address. If the victim fails to keep the victim's telephone number and address current,  the victim's request for notice is withdrawn. At any time the victim may request notice of subsequent proceedings by filing on a request form provided by the agency the victim's current telephone number and address.
B. All notices provided to a victim pursuant to this article shall be on forms developed or reviewed by the attorney general.
C. The court and all agencies that are responsible for providing notice to the victim shall establish and maintain a system for the receipt of victim requests for notice.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-399 - Victim conference with prosecuting attorney

8-399.
Victim conference with prosecuting attorney
A. On request of the victim,  the prosecuting attorney shall confer with the victim about the disposition of a delinquent offense,  including the victim's views about a decision not to proceed with prosecution,  dismissal,  withdrawal of a request for transfer,  plea or disposition negotiations and,  if a petition has been filed,  preadjudication diversion programs.
B. On request of the victim,  the prosecuting attorney shall confer with the victim before the commencement of an adjudication or transfer hearing.
C. The right of the victim to confer with the prosecuting attorney does not include the authority to direct the prosecution of the case.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-403 - Plea negotiation

8-403.
Plea negotiation
A. On request of the victim,  the victim has the right to be present and be heard at any proceeding in which a negotiated plea for the juvenile accused of committing the delinquent act against the victim will be presented to the court.
B. The court shall not accept a plea agreement unless:
1. The prosecuting attorney advises the court that before requesting the negotiated plea reasonable efforts were made to confer with the victim pursuant to section 8-399.
2. Reasonable efforts are made to give the victim notice of the plea proceeding pursuant to section 8-390 and to inform the victim that the victim has the right to be present and,  if present,  to be heard.
3. The prosecuting attorney advises the court that to the best of the prosecutor's knowledge notice requirements of this chapter have been complied with and the prosecutor informs the court of the victim's position,  if known,  regarding the negotiated plea.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-404 - Impact statement; predisposition report

8-404.
Impact statement;  predisposition report
A. The victim may submit a written impact statement or make an oral impact statement to the probation officer for the officer's use in preparing a predisposition or transfer report.
B. In preparing the predisposition or transfer report,  the probation officer shall consider the economic,  physical and psychological impact that the delinquent act has had on the victim and the victim's immediate family.
C. On request,  the probation department shall provide the victim with the following information from the predisposition report:
1. The referral history.
2. The probation officer's assessment of the case.
3. The disposition and treatment recommendations.
4. The probation officer's recommendations for treatment and disposition.
5. The detention history.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-405 - Disposition

8-405.
Disposition
A. The victim may present evidence,  information and opinions that concern the delinquent act,  the delinquent,  the disposition or the need for restitution at any predisposition or disposition proceeding.
B. At any disposition proceeding the victim has the right to be present and to address the court.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-406 - Probation modification, revocation disposition or termination proceedings

8-406.
Probation modification,  revocation disposition or termination proceedings
A. The victim has the right to be present and be heard at any probation revocation disposition proceeding or any proceeding in which the court is requested to terminate the probation or intensive probation of a delinquent who committed a delinquent act against the victim.
B. The victim has the right to be heard at any proceeding in which the court is requested to modify the terms of probation or intensive probation of a delinquent if the modification will substantially affect the delinquent's contact with or safety of the victim or if the modification involves restitution or incarceration status.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-407 - Victim's discretion; form of statement

8-407.
Victim's discretion;  form of statement
A. The victim has discretion to exercise the victim's rights under this article to be present and be heard at a court proceeding,  and the absence of the victim at the court proceeding does not preclude the court from continuing the proceeding.
B. Except as provided in subsection C of this section,  a victim's right to be heard may be exercised through an oral statement,  submission of a written statement or submission of a statement through audiotape or videotape or any other video or digital media that is available to the court.
C. If a person against whom a delinquent act has been committed is in custody for an offense,  the person may be heard by submitting a written statement to the court.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-408 - Return of victim's property; release of evidence

8-408.
Return of victim's property;  release of evidence
A. On request of the victim and after consultation with the prosecuting attorney,  the law enforcement agency responsible for investigating the delinquent act shall return to the victim any property belonging to the victim that was taken during the course of the investigation or shall inform the victim of the reasons why the property will not be returned. The law enforcement agency shall make reasonable efforts to return the property to the victim as soon as possible.
B. If the victim's property has been admitted as evidence during a hearing,  the court may order its release to the victim if a photograph or photocopy can be substituted. If evidence is released pursuant to this subsection,  the accused's attorney or investigator may inspect and independently photograph or photocopy the evidence before it is released.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-409 - Consultation between crime victim advocate and victim; privileged information; exception

8-409.
Consultation between crime victim advocate and victim;  privileged information;  exception
A. A crime victim advocate shall not disclose as a witness or otherwise any communication made by or with the victim,  including any communication made to or in the presence of others,  unless the victim consents in writing to the disclosure.
B. Unless the victim consents in writing to the disclosure,  a crime victim advocate shall not disclose records,  notes,  documents,  correspondence,  reports or memoranda that contain opinions,  theories or other information made while advising,  counseling or assisting the victim or that are based on communications made by or with the victim,  including communications made to or in the presence of others.
C. The communication is not privileged if the crime victim advocate knows that the victim will give or has given perjured testimony or if the communication contains exculpatory material.
D. An accused may make a motion for disclosure of privileged information. If the court finds there is reasonable cause to believe the material is exculpatory,  the court shall hold a hearing in camera. Material that the court finds is exculpatory shall be disclosed to the accused.
E. If,  with the written or verbal consent of the victim,  the crime victim advocate discloses to the prosecutor or a law enforcement agency any communication between the victim and the crime victim advocate or any records,  notes,  documents,  correspondence,  reports or memoranda,  the prosecutor or law enforcement agent shall disclose the material to the accused's attorney only if the information is otherwise exculpatory.
F. Notwithstanding subsections A and B of this section,  if a crime victim consents either verbally or in writing,  a crime victim advocate may disclose information to other professionals and administrative support persons that the advocate works with for the purpose of assisting the advocate in providing services to the victim and to the court in furtherance of any victims' right pursuant to this chapter.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-411 - Motion to revoke release

8-411.
Motion to revoke release
If the prosecutor decides not to move to revoke the release of the juvenile defendant,  the prosecutor shall inform the victim that the victim may petition the court to revoke the release of the juvenile defendant based on the victim's notarized statement asserting that harassment,  threats,  physical violence or intimidation against the victim or the victim's immediate family by the juvenile defendant or on behalf of the juvenile defendant has occurred.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-413 - Victim's right to privacy; exception; definitions

8-413.
Victim's right to privacy;  exception;  definitions
A. The victim has the right at any court proceeding not to testify regarding any identifying or locating information unless the victim consents or the court orders disclosure on finding that a compelling need for the information exists. A court proceeding on the motion shall be in camera.
B. A victim's identifying and locating information that is obtained,  compiled or reported by a law enforcement agency or prosecution agency shall be redacted by the originating agency and prosecution agencies from records pertaining to the criminal case involving the victim,  including discovery disclosed to the defendant.
C. Subsection B of this section does not apply to:
1. The victim's name except,  if the victim is a minor,  the victim's name may be redacted from public records pertaining to the crime if the countervailing interests of confidentiality,  privacy,  the rights of the minor or the best interests of this state outweigh the public interest in disclosure.
2. Any records that are transmitted between law enforcement and prosecution agencies or a court.
3. Any records if the victim or,  if the victim is a minor,  the victim's representative as designated under section 8-384 or 13-4403 has consented to the release of the information.
4. The general location at which the reported crime occurred.
D. For the purposes of this section:
1. " Identifying information"  includes a victim's date of birth,  social security number and official state or government issued driver license or identification number.
2. " Locating information"  includes the victim's address,  telephone number,  e-mail address and place of employment.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-414 - Speedy adjudication; continuance; notice

8-414.
Speedy adjudication;  continuance;  notice
A. In any delinquency proceeding,  the court,  prosecutor and law enforcement officials shall take appropriate action to ensure a speedy adjudication for the victim.
B. The prosecutor shall make reasonable efforts to notify a victim of any request for a continuance,  except that if the victim is represented by counsel who has filed a notice of appearance,  the court,  if the request for a continuance is in writing,  shall make reasonable efforts to notify the victim's counsel in the same manner in which a party is notified.
C. In any delinquency proceeding in which a continuance is requested,  the court shall consider the victim's views and the victim's right to a speedy adjudication. If a continuance is granted,  the court shall state on the record the reason for the continuance.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 8 - Child Safety › § 8-415 - Effect of failure to comply

8-415.
Effect of failure to comply
A. The failure to comply with a victim's constitutional or statutory right is a ground for the victim to request a reexamination proceeding within ten days after the proceeding at which the victim's right was denied or with leave of the court for good cause shown. After the victim requests a reexamination proceeding and after the court gives reasonable notice,  the court shall afford the victim a reexamination proceeding to consider the issues raised by the denial of the victim's right. Except as provided in subsection B of this section,  the court shall reconsider any decision that arises from a proceeding in which the victim's right was not protected and shall ensure that the victim's rights are thereafter protected.
B. The failure to use reasonable efforts to perform a duty or provide a right is not cause to seek to set aside an adjudication or disposition after trial. Failure to afford a right under this chapter shall not provide grounds for a new trial. A victim who was given notice of a plea or sentencing proceeding may make a motion to reopen a plea or sentence only if the victim was not voluntarily absent from the proceeding and has asserted the right to be heard before or during the proceeding at issue and the right to be heard was denied and,  in the case of a plea,  the accused has not pled to the highest offense charged. This subsection does not affect the victim's right to restitution,  which the victim may seek to enforce at any time.
C. Unless the juvenile is discharged from the juvenile's sentence,  the failure to use reasonable efforts to provide notice and a right to be present or be heard pursuant to this chapter at a proceeding that involves a postadjudication release is a ground for the victim to seek to set aside the postadjudication release until the victim is afforded the opportunity to be present or be heard.
D. If the victim seeks to have a postadjudication release set aside pursuant to subsection C of this section,  the court or department of juvenile corrections shall afford the victim a reexamination proceeding after the parties are given notice.
E. A reexamination proceeding conducted pursuant to this section or any other proceeding that is based on the failure to perform a duty or provide a right shall commence not more than thirty days after the appropriate parties have been given notice that the victim is exercising the right to a reexamination proceeding pursuant to this section or to another proceeding based on the failure to perform a duty or provide a right.