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AL HB57
Bill
Status
5/29/2019
Primary Sponsor
Chris Sells
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AI Summary
HB57 Summary
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Creates new felony crime of "aggravated theft by deception" under Alabama Code Section 13A-8-2.1, with penalties of 5 to 30 years imprisonment and fines up to $60,000 per violation.
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Establishes two threshold categories: theft of private funds/cash equivalents exceeding $200,000 obtained by deception, or theft of public government funds exceeding $100,000 obtained by deception.
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Extends statute of limitations to 6 years from discovery of deceptive facts and limits maximum probation to 10 years unless otherwise authorized by law.
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Amends parole and probation statutes to prohibit early discharge of parolees convicted of aggravated theft by deception or violent offenses, and restricts probation revocation options for related violations.
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Designates aggravated theft by deception as a crime of moral turpitude, disqualifying convicted persons from voting under Alabama's constitutional provisions.
Legislative Description
Theft by deception, aggravated, crime enacted, theft of cash or financial instruments or public funds over certain amounts, penalties, parole regulated, Sec. 13A-8-2.1 added; Secs. 15-22-33, 15-22-54, 17-3-30.1 am'd.
Crimes and Offenses
Last Action
Delivered to Governor at 1:33 p.m. on May 29, 2019.
5/29/2019