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United States — Arizona
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The county’s presiding juvenile judge must submit an annual proposed budget for the juvenile intensive probation program to the supreme court, and the supreme court must review the request and allocate appropriated intensive probation money to participating counties.
United States — Arizona
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The supreme court must establish juvenile intensive probation guidelines and submit annual reports and a study to specified officials.
United States — Arizona
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Arizona authorizes and directs the governor to join the juvenile interstate compact, and the compact creates duties, powers, rules, reporting, finance, and enforcement structures for compacting states and the interstate commission.
United States — Arizona
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The department of juvenile corrections must pay the yearly assessment levied by the interstate commission for juveniles under section 8-361.
United States — Arizona
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The governor must designate the juvenile corrections director as the state compact commissioner and compact administrator, and must create a state council. The director may appoint a deputy compact administrator. The compact officials must cooperate with state and local departments and officers.
United States — Arizona
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The compact administrator may make or arrange payments needed to satisfy financial obligations under the compact or a supplementary agreement, but only with approval from the director of the department of administration.
United States — Arizona
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State courts, departments, agencies, and officers must enforce the compact and do appropriate acts to carry out its purposes within their jurisdictions.
United States — Arizona
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Some juveniles on probation or conditional liberty must either attend school or complete job training/keep employment, with exceptions for GED holders, diploma holders, and some school-attendance cases.
United States — Arizona
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This article applies to acts committed by a juvenile when the same acts would be a misdemeanor, felony, petty offense, or local criminal ordinance violation if done by an adult.
United States — Arizona
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This section defines key terms used in the article, including accused, victim, release, and related juvenile-court terms.
United States — Arizona
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This section says juvenile victim rights and duties start on arrest or formal charging, continue through the case and restitution-related proceedings, and can end after dismissal or acquittal.
United States — Arizona
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If charges involving a victim are dismissed under a plea agreement, the victim may request and continue to exercise applicable crime-victim rights, and the prosecutor must notify the probation department and send needed information.
United States — Arizona
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This section lets a victim’s lawful representative, parent, or close family member exercise the victim’s rights in certain situations, and gives the court power to appoint or recognize a representative for a minor or vulnerable adult victim.
United States — Arizona
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Certain legal entities have rights to notice, to speak, and to submit a written statement in restitution-related proceedings.
United States — Arizona
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A neighborhood association may register with the local government to use victims' rights, but it must keep its contact information current and provide a contact person.
United States — Arizona
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Law enforcement must give victims specified rights information and related materials after an offense, and handle certain victim-request forms in juvenile cases.
United States — Arizona
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This section requires the warranting court and certain agencies to include information in juvenile arrest warrant cases and to notify the victim in specified circumstances.
United States — Arizona
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When an accused enters a diversion program, the probation department must notify the victim about the conditions that must be met, whether restitution was required, and, if the victim asks, the accused’s completion or termination from the program.
United States — Arizona
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The prosecutor's office must give a requesting victim notice about the case and the victim’s rights, using the timing rules in this section.