Alabama 2022 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB56

Introduced
1/11/22  

Caption

Sentencing, to revise sentencing standards in certain circumstances, to repeal habitual felony offender act, to provide for resentencing for defendants whose sentences were based on the habitual felony offender act, Sec. 13A-5-14 added; Secs. 13A-5-9, 13A-5-10 repealed; Secs. 13A-5-6, 13A-5-13, 13A-11-241, 13A-12-231, 13A-12-233, 14-9-44, 32-5A-154, 32-5A-191 am'd.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

AL HB29

Sentencing, habitual felony offenders sentencing further provided for; resentence in certain circumstances

AL SB156

Sentencing; habitual felony offender act, resentencing procedures, established

AL SB32

Crimes and offenses; further provide for the crime of murder, manslaughter, and assault in the first and second degree; provide enhanced sentencing; define machinegun

AL HB452

Sex offenders; to further provide for restrictions for certain sex offenders

AL HB251

Sex offenders, restrictions for certain sex offenders further provided

AL HB199

Youthful offenders, electronic monitoring of delinquent children authorized; revise circumstances when status offenders may be detained

AL SB223

Expungement; procedure established for expungement of certain nonviolent felony offenses

AL HB238

Convicted felons; restrictions on obtaining occupational licenses by convicted felons revised; certificate of employability for convicted felons created; immunity to employers provided

AL SB138

Convicted felons; restrictions on obtaining occupational licenses by convicted felons revised; certificate of employability for convicted felons created; immunity to employers provided

AL HB79

Crimes & offenses, provides that advertising access to sexual or labor servitude is a Class B felony

Similar Bills

AL SB164

Driving under the influence, ignition interlock devices, other alcohol monitoring device approved by the court, Secs. 32-5A-191, 32-5A-191.4 am'd.

AL HB2

Relating to persons charged with driving under the influence; to amend Section 32-5A-191, Code of Alabama 1975, effective July 1, 2023, to continue the requirement that a person charged with driving under the influence and who enters a pretrial diversion program or similar program be required to install an ignition interlock device on his or her vehicle for six months or the duration of the program, whichever is greater; and in connection therewith would have as its purpose or effect the requirement of a new or increased expenditure of local funds within the meaning of Section 111.05 of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022.

AL HB1

Motor vehicles; suspension of driver license and ignition interlock device following first driving while under the influence conviction required

AL HB614

Driver licenses, revised period of driver license suspension and installation of ignition interlock device for first time conviction of driving under the influence

AL SB72

Relating to driving under the influence and the requirements for the installation of an ignition interlock device by a person charged with driving under the influence and approved for a pretrial diversion program; to repeal Section 2 of Act 2018-517 of the 2018 Regular Session, now appearing as Section 32-5A-191 of the Code of Alabama 1975, effective July 1, 2023, which would delete provisions requiring the installation of ignition interlock by a person charged with driving under the influence and approved for a pretrial diversion program; and to amend Section 4 of Act 2018-517 of the 2018 Regular Session to conform to this act.

CA SB811

Public safety: omnibus.

CA SB1021

Vehicles: driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

HI SB3165

Relating To Operating A Vehicle Under The Influence Of An Intoxicant.