AL HB332

Creates "The Mike Spann Tribute Law" establishing a statewide terrorism registry for adults convicted of federal terrorism offenses under Chapter 113B of Title 18 of the United States Code.

Requires terrorism offenders to register with local law enforcement and provide detailed information including name, date of birth, address, employment, vehicles, phone numbers, email addresses, photographs, fingerprints, DNA samples, and passport documents.

Mandates offenders verify registration in person during their birth month and every three months thereafter for life, with homeless offenders reporting weekly to law enforcement.

Requires offenders to notify law enforcement 21 days before traveling outside the state and immediately before traveling outside the country, except in family emergencies or medical situations.

Imposes $10 quarterly registration fees and establishes Class C felony penalties for failure to register, providing false information, or knowingly violating registration requirements; effective January 1, 2021.