Rule 30.5. Hearing
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Arizona Court Rules › Rules of Criminal Procedure › VII. Post–Verdict Proceedings › Rule 30. Restoring Civil Rights › VII. Post-Verdict Proceedings Rule 30. Restoring Civil Rights (Refs & Annos) › Rule 30.5
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Except as provided in Rule 30.1, on either party's request or on its own, the court may set a hearing. A hearing must be held no later than 120 days after the application's filing, unless the court finds good cause for an extension. The prosecuting agency must provide post-conviction victim notice of the hearing date and the right to be present and heard if the victim requested post-conviction notification.
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