sex offenders; duty to register

HB 2580 amends Arizona law to require certain individuals convicted of specific sex offenses against minors to register with local law enforcement. It directly affects people convicted of crimes like sexual abuse of minors (§13-1404), child sex trafficking (§13-3212), or repeated indecent exposure (§13-1402), as well as juveniles adjudicated for similar offenses. Key provisions include a 10-day registration deadline after conviction or 72 hours after entering a county, mandatory submission of address details, vehicle information, online identifiers, and child custody data. The bill also requires registration for non-residents working or studying in Arizona for more than 14 consecutive days annually. Registration duties for juveniles end at age 25, and courts may terminate registration after probation completion or a hearing.