technical correction; emergency interception

HB 2307 amends Arizona's emergency interception law to clarify procedures for law enforcement during immediate life-threatening situations. It allows the attorney general, county attorney, or their designee to authorize wire, electronic, or oral communication interceptions without a court order when death or serious injury is imminent. Law enforcement must then apply for a court order within 48 hours, and if denied or not obtained, the interception must stop immediately with intercepted communications inadmissible as evidence. This directly affects law enforcement agencies and individuals whose communications may be intercepted under these emergency conditions.