attorney general; terrorist organization designation

Summary

The bill lets the Arizona attorney general investigate any organization suspected of terrorism and, after a public notice and a chance to respond, officially label it a terrorist organization. Designated groups would be barred from operating, receiving state funds, or contracting with government entities, and violators could face civil fines or felony charges. The law also requires annual reporting on designations and related actions.

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