Alabama 2024 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB451 Compare Versions

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3	3	HB451
4	4	48MFI33-1
5	5	By Representative Bolton
6	6	RFD: Public Safety and Homeland Security
7	7	First Read: 11-Apr-24
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12	12	5 48MFI33-1 04/11/2024 THR (L)THR 2024-815
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15	15	SYNOPSIS:
16	16	Under existing law, law enforcement agencies,
17	17	corrections agencies, detention agencies, and courts
18	18	have the authority to require certain individuals to
19	19	submit to location monitoring in certain circumstances.
20	20	This bill would require a public entity that
21	21	possesses or controls location monitoring data to
22	22	provide certain location monitoring data to a law
23	23	enforcement officer pursuant to an ongoing criminal
24	24	investigation for which there is reasonable suspicion
25	25	to believe that the data will be probative.
26	26	This bill would also require any entity that
27	27	will control or possess location monitoring data
28	28	pursuant to a contract to provide certain location
29	29	monitoring data to a law enforcement officer pursuant
30	30	to an ongoing criminal investigation for which there is
31	31	reasonable suspicion to believe that the data will be
32	32	probative.
33	33	A BILL
34	34	TO BE ENTITLED
35	35	AN ACT
36	36	Relating to location monitoring; to provide for
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66	66	Relating to location monitoring; to provide for
67	67	location monitoring data in certain circumstances; and to
68	68	provide for location monitoring services contracts.
69	69	BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
70	70	Section 1. Any public entity that possesses or controls
71	71	location monitoring data with respect to a defendant on
72	72	pretrial release, without requiring a warrant, shall make that
73	73	data available to a law enforcement officer pursuant to an
74	74	ongoing criminal investigation for which there is reasonable
75	75	suspicion to believe that the data will be probative. The data
76	76	provided to a law enforcement officer pursuant to this section
77	77	shall be limited to data that relates to the criminal
78	78	investigation and that is not more than one year old.
79	79	Section 2. Any contract entered into for the provision
80	80	of location monitoring services by any law enforcement,
81	81	corrections, or detention agency, or any court, after October
82	82	1, 2024, shall require any entity that, by virtue of the
83	83	contract, will possess or control location monitoring data to
84	84	provide any location monitoring data to a law enforcement
85	85	officer pursuant to an ongoing criminal investigation for
86	86	which there is reasonable suspicion to believe that the data
87	87	will be probative. The data provided to a law enforcement
88	88	officer pursuant to this section shall be limited to data that
89	89	relates to the criminal investigation and that is not more
90	90	than one year old.
91	91	Section 3. This act shall become effective on October
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