SB 1666
in-state custodial interference; penalty
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 1666 creates a civil penalty and potential criminal charges for individuals who interfere with a child’s lawful custody within Arizona. The bill defines ‘in-state custodial interference’ as taking, enticing, or keeping a child from their parent, legal guardian, or lawful custodian when the person has no legal right to do so, and with the intent to violate a custody order. First-time offenders face a $500 civil penalty, while subsequent violations within ten years are classified as a class 6 felony. The law takes effect on December 31, 2026.
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