SB 1326
victims' rights; attorney fees; costs
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 1326 strengthens the rights of crime victims in Arizona by clarifying their ability to seek legal action and recover damages. It ensures victims have standing to enforce their rights and can be represented by counsel, even if they cannot afford to pay for it. The bill also allows victims to recover attorney fees and court costs if a government entity violates their rights, and requires parties found to have violated a victim’s rights to pay those associated legal expenses.
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