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An Arizona Legislative Council memo incorrectly concludes "A person who accidentally clicks on a link that includes pornographic images of a minor would not be guilty of the s*xual exploitation of a minor under A.R.S. section 13-3553." Find out why.

Dangerous Misunderstanding of Arizona Law The press release below comes from the Arizona Attorney's for Criminal Justice (AACJ) regarding misinformation at the Arizona Legislature that will send hundreds of people back to prison with no judicial review.

Why have Arizona legislators become so afraid of basic human interaction with children and members of the opposite s*x? Because at some fundamental level, they recognize how alarmingly easy it is to be swept up in Arizona's s*xual offense laws.

The Dangerous Ignorance Behind "Dangerous Crimes Against Children By Vicky Campo

Alabama set to execute man who didn't kill anyone Unless Gov. Kay Ivey intervenes, Charles “Sonny” Burton, 75, will be executed Thursday. He is among thousands in America convicted under a controversial felony murder law.

https://www.azfamily.com/2026/02/19/judge-orders-takeover-health-care-operations-arizona-prisons/

Judge orders takeover of health care operations in Arizona prisons A federal court-appointed official will oversee Arizona prison medical care after judge found constitutional violations led to prisoner suffering and deaths.

NARSOL files constitutional case in Arizona.

NARSOL files constitutional case in Arizona On January 27, 2026, NARSOL, in collaboration with AZRSOL, filed a federal lawsuit in Arizona challenging the constitutionality of the Internet restrictions im

Please help us get a hearing for SB1676

Mental Health Day at the Capitol (2/9/26) brought together over 600 advocates, providers, families, and community leaders — and AZRSOL was proud to stand alongside so many organizations committed to strengthening Arizona’s behavioral health system.

We are grateful to the Arizona Peer and Family Coalition and every participating organization that made the day such a powerful demonstration of collaboration, compassion, and lived-experience leadership.

Events like this remind us that meaningful public safety and community wellness require connection, evidence-based policy, and space for real human stories. When we show up together, we move the conversation forward.

Thank you to everyone who continues to advocate for a more effective, humane, and accountable behavioral health system in Arizona.

Together, we are building change.

Sharing our work during Mental Health Day at the Capitol. Thank you Senator Farnsworth for stopping by!

I urge lawmakers to examine Arizona’s laws regarding s*xual offenses through the lens of evidence, not emotion.

Arizona needs evidence-based laws on s*xual offenses Originally published in the Arizona Capitol Times