Arizona § 12-254 Chief adult probation officer; duties; other officers' duties

Arizona Statutes

§ 12-254 — Chief adult probation officer; duties; other officers' duties

Arizona § 12-254

Title 12Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 2JUDICIAL OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

Art. 6Adult Probation Officer

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 12-254 (2026).

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A.In each county having a chief adult probation officer, such officer, with the approval of the presiding judge, shall:

1.Establish organizational and operational procedures for the deputy adult probation officers of the county.

2.Direct the work and activities of the deputy adult probation officers of the county.

3.Supply such information as may be requested by the state department of corrections pursuant to section 41-1604, subsection A, paragraph 6.

4.Perform other duties assigned by the presiding judge, which duties may include serving as a juvenile probation officer, if such officer meets the minimum qualification prescribed by section 8-203, subsection C.

B.In a county having no chief probation officer the adult probation officer shall supply the information required by su

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A. In each county having a chief adult probation officer, such officer, with the approval of the presiding judge, shall:

1. Establish organizational and operational procedures for the deputy adult probation officers of the county.

2. Direct the work and activities of the deputy adult probation officers of the county.

3. Supply such information as may be requested by the state department of corrections pursuant to section 41-1604, subsection A, paragraph 6.

4. Perform other duties assigned by the presiding judge, which duties may include serving as a juvenile probation officer, if such officer meets the minimum qualification prescribed by section 8-203, subsection C.

B. In a county having no chief probation officer the adult probation officer shall supply the information required by subsection A, paragraph 3 of this section.