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United States — Arizona
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A crime victim advocate generally may not disclose victim communications or related records without the victim’s written consent, with limited exceptions for exculpatory material and other consent-based disclosures.
United States — Arizona
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The court must provide safeguards to reduce contact between the victim side and the accused side around court proceedings.
United States — Arizona
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If the prosecutor does not seek revocation, the prosecutor must tell the victim that the victim may ask the court to revoke the juvenile defendant’s release.
United States — Arizona
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Victims can refuse interviews in juvenile cases, and prosecutors must route contact through the prosecutor’s office.
United States — Arizona
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Victims can refuse to testify about identifying or locating information in court, and agencies must redact that information from criminal-case records, subject to stated exceptions.
United States — Arizona
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In delinquency proceedings, the court, prosecutor, and law enforcement officials must take action to help ensure speedy adjudication for the victim.
United States — Arizona
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This section lets a victim ask for reexamination when a victim right was denied, and requires the court to hold that proceeding after notice.
United States — Arizona
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Victims own the listed victims’ rights and can enforce them in court; they may also be represented by counsel, recover damages from responsible government entities, and present evidence or argument on restitution.
United States — Arizona
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This article must be interpreted broadly to preserve and protect victims’ entitled rights.
United States — Arizona
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The presiding judge of the juvenile court in each county may establish voluntary victim reconciliation and restitution services for victims of juvenile crimes.
United States — Arizona
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Large employers must let a victim of a juvenile offense leave work for certain proceedings or protective relief, and they cannot punish the employee for doing so.
United States — Arizona
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Juvenile courts must prominently post and read aloud a victim rights statement when a victim first appears.
United States — Arizona
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Courts must allow certain minors to testify with a facility dog if one is available, and parties requesting a facility dog must file a notice with supporting certification and insurance information.
United States — Arizona
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The Department of Child Safety is established, and its main purpose is to protect children.
United States — Arizona
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The governor must appoint the department director, and the director must meet minimum experience and training requirements. The director is also eligible for compensation under another section.
United States — Arizona
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This section gives the director and department powers and duties for child welfare administration, including rules, staffing, cooperation, investigations, and foster care spending limits.
United States — Arizona
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The director must organize the department to carry out its listed child-welfare functions and must hire specified leadership positions, subject to title 41, chapter 4, article 4.
United States — Arizona
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The department must run a centralized hotline for suspected child abuse or neglect and use it to record, screen, route, and report communications.
United States — Arizona
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This section requires child welfare investigators to be trained, to use an evidence-informed safety model, and to complete specific investigation and reporting steps. It also restricts voice stress analysis and preserves a parent or legal guardian’s ability to record conversations, except in judicial proceedings.
United States — Arizona
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The department may coordinate child-protection and family-services programs, and it must use reasonable efforts and set procedures when providing assistance and ongoing services decisions.