Ariz. Admin. Code § R13-14-201 - Filing a Complaint; Jurisdiction
A. A person may submit to the Board a written
complaint regarding a constable using the complaint form on the Board's
website. A written complaint may be submitted in person at the Board office or
by U.S. Postal Service or e-mail. The complainant shall include in the
complaint facts that allege the constable failed to comply fully with A.R.S.
§
22-131 or R13-14-103 within the last four years. The complainant may
attach to the complaint form any documents or other evidence relevant to the
complaint.
B. At the monthly Board
meeting following receipt of a written complaint under subsection (A), the
Board shall review the complaint to determine whether the complaint is within
the Board's jurisdiction.
1. The Board shall
find a complaint is within the Board's jurisdiction if the complaint meets the
standards in subsection (A). If the Board determines the complaint is within
the Board's jurisdiction, the Board shall process the complaint as described in
R13-14-202.
2. The Board shall find
a complaint is not within the Board's jurisdiction if the complaint does not
meet the standards in subsection (A). Following the meeting at which the Board
determines the complaint is not within the Board's jurisdiction, the Board
shall provide notice to the person that submitted the complaint and the
constable who was the subject of the complaint.
C. If the Board obtains information the Board
believes may indicate a constable failed to comply fully with A.R.S. §
22-131 or R13-14-103 within the last four years, the Board may initiate a
complaint against the constable. If the Board initiates a complaint against a
constable, the Board shall process the complaint as described in
R13-14-202.
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