technical correction; juvenile offenders; notice

HB 2623 amends Arizona law to clarify notice requirements in juvenile court proceedings. It requires courts to notify prosecutors at least five days before most hearings (except detention hearings), with a written explanation if shorter notice is used. Prosecutors must then provide victims with timely notice of all court dates and schedule changes, including that hearings about sentencing may occur immediately after a juvenile is found guilty. This directly affects juvenile offenders, prosecutors, and victims by improving transparency in court scheduling.