Arizona Statutes
§ 1-247 — Repeal of law and substitution of penalty; effect
When by the provisions of a repealing statute a new penalty is substituted for an offense punishable under the law repealed, such repealing statute shall not exempt from punishment a person who has offended against the repealed law while it was in force, but in such case the rule prescribed in section 1-246 shall govern.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 1-101
Designation and citation§ 1-102
Repealing clause§ 1-103
Effective date§ 1-213
Words and phrases§ 1-215
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