According to ARS code, what must an inmate under the age of 18 provide to request a marriage?

In the case of an inmate under the age of 18 requesting to get married, the requirement to provide a court order reflects the legal protections and processes involved when minors wish to enter into marriage. Minors are considered to be in need of additional oversight due to their age and the implications of marriage. Obtaining a court order ensures that there is judicial oversight to verify that the marriage is in the best interest of the minor and that all legal conditions and consents are met.

While some options, such as parental consent, may be necessary in other contexts or jurisdictions, the requirement for a court order emphasizes the legal framework surrounding minors’ rights and responsibilities. This safeguard is essential to ensure that any decision made is thoroughly evaluated by the court, protecting the rights of the minor involved.