House First Reading.
Summary
The bill changes the notice requirements in the Arizona statutes. Courts must inform the prosecutor’s office of any changes to scheduled proceedings and, except for detention hearings, must provide at least five days’ notice before a proceeding. Prosecutors, when asked, must then promptly tell victims about the upcoming hearing, any schedule changes, and that a disposition may follow adjudication.
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