Arizona Laws 36-342. Disclosure of information; prohibition
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A. The state registrar may provide information contained in vital records to persons, including federal, state, local and other agencies, as required by law and for statistical or research purposes.
Terms Used In Arizona Laws 36-342
- Evidentiary document: means written information used to prove the fact for which the document is presented. See Arizona Laws 36-301
- including: means not limited to and is not a term of exclusion. See Arizona Laws 1-215
- Issue: means :
(a) To provide a copy of a registered certificate. See Arizona Laws 36-301
- Vital record: means a registered birth certificate or a registered death certificate. See Arizona Laws 36-301
B. Except as authorized by law, a local registrar, a deputy local registrar or the state registrar or their employees shall not:
1. Permit inspection of a vital record or evidentiary document supporting the vital record.
2. Disclose information contained in a vital record.
3. Transcribe or issue a copy of all or part of a vital record.