The resolution expresses formal disapproval of public statements made by the Arizona Attorney General regarding the use of force against law enforcement officers. It emphasizes the Attorney General's role as the chief legal officer responsible for providing accurate legal guidance, particularly on sensitive matters such as criminal law and self-defense. The resolution highlights concerns that the Attorney General's statements were incomplete and misleading, potentially leading to confusion and harm to both civilians and law enforcement. It asserts the importance of upholding the rule of law and the necessity for individuals to resolve disputes through judicial processes rather than through the use of force.

Furthermore, the resolution calls for the Attorney General to retract her statements, issue supportive public statements for law enforcement, and exercise greater care in her public communications. It also urges her to provide clarifying guidance that accurately reflects Arizona law to prevent misunderstandings. Ultimately, the resolution suggests that the Attorney General should resign due to a loss of trust among law enforcement officers, as her continued position may embolden individuals to misuse her statements as a defense in cases involving deadly force against law enforcement. The overarching goal of the resolution is to protect public safety, uphold the rule of law, and maintain public confidence in the Office of the Attorney General and Arizona's justice system.