Legislation

House Bill 228 will allow parole applicants to virtually attend their parole hearings, which under existing law, they are unable to.

House Bill 229 would prevent sentencing from being enhanced for convictions of nonviolent offenses.

House Bill 209 will make it a felony for absentee ballot applications or absentee ballots to be distributed, ordered, requested, completed, obtained, or delivered by a person that does not fall into a narrow group of individuals outlined by the law.

House Bill 191 and Senate Bill 143 would establish the definition of a “gang member” and provide mandatory increased penalties for “gang members.”

House Bill 131 and Senate Bill 97 would prohibit any individual who is charged with multiple offenses to not be considered for parole until the charge(s) has been disposed of.

HB 261 would require public institutions of higher education to restrict men’s sports to biological males and women’s sports to biological females.

Senate Bill 180 would make an addition to Alabama’s core curriculum legislation to mandate inclusive teaching of history and social studies in public K-12 schools.

Senate Bill 51 would require an occupational licensing board to provide notice within 30 days of criminal convictions that would disqualify an individual from obtaining a license.

House Bill 24 would expand on the loitering violation in the Alabama Criminal Code to include loitering in a roadway or the right-of-way of a public roadway.