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AL SB530
Bill
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SB530 Summary
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Requires precious item dealers to obtain a state license ($100 annually) and county license ($50 annually) before operating in Alabama and prohibits transient operations.
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Mandates dealers maintain a permanent fixed business location for at least one year and report copies of licenses to local law enforcement within five days.
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Requires dealers to keep detailed records for six months including seller identification, physical description, valid photo ID number, and itemized purchase lists submitted to law enforcement at least weekly.
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Establishes a 15-business-day hold period on purchased items after reporting to law enforcement and requires payment by check only made payable to the seller.
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Classifies violations as Class B misdemeanors and exempts manufacturers, retail merchants, licensed pawnbrokers, and wholesale dealers from these requirements.
Legislative Description
Gold and precious metal buying businesses, state and county business licenses, operation from permanent place of business, record keeping required, criminal penalties, exceptions
Crimes and Offenses
Last Action
Forwarded to Governor on April 22, 2010 at 1:25 p.m. on April 22, 2010
4/22/2010