Officer Oath Verification Process

Summary

Law enforcement officers in Arizona are required to take an oath of office, which is public information. To access it, a formal request through the relevant law enforcement agency is typically necessary. Serving papers to a sergeant does not compel the officer to provide the oath directly.

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Isnt oath of office public information
Yes, an officer's oath of office is generally considered public information. However, obtaining a copy might require a formal request through the relevant law enforcement agency. Is there a specific incident involving an officer that you're concerned about?
If i serve a sergeant papers requesting an officers oath of office does that officer have to give me his oath of office
In Arizona, serving a sergeant with papers requesting an officer's oath of office does not obligate the officer to provide it directly to you. However, you can formally request the oath through the relevant law enforcement agency, as it's generally public information. Is there a specific incident with the officer you’re concerned about?