in-state custodial interference; penalty

Summary

The bill defines in‑state custodial interference as taking a child from a parent or legal guardian when the taker knows they have no legal right. A first or second violation within ten years carries a $500 civil penalty, while a third or later violation becomes a class‑6 felony. It applies to anyone who interferes with a lawful custody order in Arizona.

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