For the safety of victims, the Arizona State Legislature has established Kayleigh's Law (SB 1653). Kayleigh's Law allows for certain crime victims to request a lifetime injunction against the person that caused the harm. Below you will find both forms for requesting a lifetime injunction and frequently asked questions about this law.

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