intensive probation; young adult

HB 2230 modifies Arizona's intensive probation rules to provide special consideration for young adult probationers (age 25 or younger). It requires courts to evaluate treatment or intervention options before revoking intensive probation for young adults who violate conditions or commit new offenses, instead of automatically imposing jail time. The bill directly affects young adult probationers (under 26) by giving courts discretion to adjust probation terms or seek treatment rather than immediately revoking probation. Key provisions mandate this consideration for all violations, including new felony offenses or probation breaches, while preserving standard revocation procedures for non-young adult probationers.