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SB 1829

probation; dangerous crimes against children

57th Legislature - Second Regular Session Introduced by Janae Shamp

SB 1829 adjusts probation provisions for dangerous crimes against children convictions in Arizona, affecting offender supervision and sentence eligibility requirements.

House Second Reading
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Bill Summary · SB 1829

Legislative bill overview

SB 1829 modifies Arizona's probation statutes as they apply to individuals convicted of dangerous crimes against children. The bill appears to adjust sentencing, probation eligibility, or supervision requirements for these offenders, though specific provisions require review of the full text. This is preliminary legislation currently in early stages of the 2026 Arizona session.

Why is this important

Crimes against children consistently rank among the highest public safety concerns, and probation policies directly affect both victim protection and offender management. Changes to probation eligibility or conditions for these offenses can significantly impact sentences served, supervision duration, and reintegration timelines for dangerous offenders.

Potential points of contention

  • Whether the bill increases or decreases probation availability for child predators, affecting public safety perception
  • The extent of supervision requirements and whether they adequately protect vulnerable populations
  • Whether the changes apply retroactively to existing convicts, potentially affecting sentences already imposed

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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