Arizona § 41-1625 Arizona correctional industries; prisoner workplace injuries; evidence; medical and health services

Arizona Statutes

§ 41-1625 — Arizona correctional industries; prisoner workplace injuries; evidence; medical and health services

Arizona § 41-1625

Title 41Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 11STATE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

Art. 3Arizona Correctional Industries

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 41-1625 (2026).

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In an action for damages that a prisoner brings against a private person, firm, corporation or association that is engaged in a contract pursuant to section 41-1624.01 for injury or death arising from the prisoner's work in Arizona correctional industries, the prisoner may not introduce into evidence the amount or cost of medical and health services the department or this state provided to the prisoner or paid on the prisoner's behalf pursuant to section 31-201.01 as a result of the prisoner's injury or death, except that the prisoner may introduce into evidence any amount the prisoner has paid for or contributed to secure the prisoner's right to medical and health services.

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In an action for damages that a prisoner brings against a private person, firm, corporation or association that is engaged in a contract pursuant to section 41-1624.01 for injury or death arising from the prisoner's work in Arizona correctional industries, the prisoner may not introduce into evidence the amount or cost of medical and health services the department or this state provided to the prisoner or paid on the prisoner's behalf pursuant to section 31-201.01 as a result of the prisoner's injury or death, except that the prisoner may introduce into evidence any amount the prisoner has paid for or contributed to secure the prisoner's right to medical and health services.