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United States — Arizona
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The court must notify the prosecutor’s office about scheduled proceeding changes, give advance notice of proceedings unless it is a detention hearing, and explain in the record if five days’ notice is not reasonable. The prosecutor’s office must, on request, notify the victim after receiving court notice.
United States — Arizona
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The prosecutor's office must give the victim notice after certain juvenile case outcomes, and the probation department must contact and inform the victim about the disposition process.
United States — Arizona
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This section requires the prosecutor’s office to give victims notice and a request form for postadjudication and appellate proceedings, and requires the supreme court or court of appeals to send requested decisions to the victim.
United States — Arizona
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The prosecutor’s office must notify the victim within 15 days after a juvenile is committed, and the department of juvenile corrections must warn the youth and block communications when a request is made.
United States — Arizona
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A custodial agency must immediately notify the victim when the accused is released after arrest or escapes.
United States — Arizona
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If a victim requests postadjudication notice, the juvenile corrections director and the custodial agency must mail the victim release- and death-related notices within the stated time limits.
United States — Arizona
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Victims may attend and be heard at certain postadjudication release proceedings, submit a statement, and receive notice and a free copy of any electronic recording on request.
United States — Arizona
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On a victim’s request, the probation department and, in some cases, the department of juvenile corrections must notify the victim about specified probation or conditional-liberty proceedings, changes, arrests, and safety-related events.
United States — Arizona
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This section requires certain agencies to notify victims and supervising departments about release, discharge, escape, runaway, or readmission events for an accused or delinquent placed in a mental health or residential treatment agency.
United States — Arizona
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Victims must file and keep a request-for-notice form with the responsible law enforcement agency, and the form must include a phone number and address.
United States — Arizona
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On the victim’s request, the prosecuting attorney must confer with the victim about the case disposition and before an adjudication or transfer hearing. The victim may confer, but may not direct the prosecution.
United States — Arizona
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The victim is entitled to be present at all court hearings where the accused or delinquent may be present.
United States — Arizona
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The victim is entitled to be heard at the detention hearing of the person suspected of committing the delinquent act against the victim.
United States — Arizona
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The victim has the right to be heard when the court considers releasing the juvenile after arrest or setting release conditions.
United States — Arizona
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A victim may request to be present and heard at a negotiated plea proceeding involving a juvenile accused against that victim, and the court cannot accept the plea unless the victim-notice and prosecutor-advising requirements are met.
United States — Arizona
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The victim may give an impact statement to the probation officer, who must consider the victim’s and family’s impact when preparing the report, and the probation department must provide listed report information to the victim on request.
United States — Arizona
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A victim may present evidence, information, and opinions at predisposition or disposition proceedings, and has the right to be present and address the court at a disposition proceeding.
United States — Arizona
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The victim may be present and be heard in certain probation revocation, termination, and modification proceedings.
United States — Arizona
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A victim may choose to exercise the right to be present and be heard at a court proceeding.
United States — Arizona
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A law enforcement agency must return a victim’s property taken during an investigation, or explain why it will not be returned. If the property was admitted as evidence, a court may allow its release when a photo or photocopy can replace it.