Invoke Your Rights

To receive notices of all court dates, your rights must be invoked. It is important to invoke your rights because the defendant may plead guilty and be sentenced at any regularly scheduled court appearance.

You can request, "invoke," your rights in two ways:

Request it from the police officer at the scene of the crime, OR

Invoke Your Rights Here. If you are unsure whether you invoked your rights with the police officer, you can request your rights here by completing this form. You will receive notices of court dates, convictions, sentencing, probation revocation & other important information

NOTE: If you want your contact information to remain confidential, do not use this form; instead call us at 602-261-8192.

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* Your First Name

Middle Initial

* Your Last Name

* Address

* City

* State

* ZIP Code

Your Email Address

(When you submit this form, your email address is not provided to our Office. If you would like us to contact you by email and feel safe to do so, please provide us an email address. Note: this address will not remain confidential. To ensure confidentiality, mail your comments to Victim Services Unit, P.O. Box 4600, Phoenix, AZ 85030-4600.)

Daytime telephone:

Area Code

Phone Number

Message telephone:

Area Code

Phone Number

* Defendant's First Name

Defendant's Middle Initial

* Defendant's Last Name

Complaint Number

Police Report Number

Do you want to opt-out of keeping your identifying and locating information confidential? Yes No

If you have questions or want to speak with an Advocate, please contact the City of Phoenix Prosecutor's Office Victim Services Unit by calling 602-261-8192 or Send an email here.

Before you submit this form, please be aware of the city's policy on use of its systems. The message you are about to send is subject to public disclosure under the Public Records Law. It is not private or confidential and is retained for 90 days.

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