SB1436 is a bill that proposes to expand the list of felony offenses that qualify for lifetime injunctions to include stalking, voyeurism, and aggravated assault by way of strangulation or domestic violence. Currently, Arizona law allows victims or prosecutors to request a no-contact injunction against defendants convicted of certain serious crimes, and this injunction remains in effect for the defendant's natural life unless specific conditions are met for its termination.

The bill amends section 13-719 of the Arizona Revised Statutes by adding three new subsections that specify the inclusion of aggravated assault by way of strangulation or domestic violence (section 13-1204, subsection b), voyeurism (section 13-1424), and stalking (section 13-2923) as crimes eligible for such lifetime injunctions. The bill is set to become effective on the general effective date.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 13-719
Senate Engrossed Version: 13-719
Chaptered Version: 13-719