AL HB373

Declares all federal laws, federal and state court decisions, and federal and state executive orders related to extreme risk protection orders void and unenforceable in Alabama.

Prohibits Alabama state agencies, local agencies, and political subdivisions from accepting any federal grants intended for implementing or enforcing extreme risk protection orders against state residents.

Makes it a Class D felony for any individual, including law enforcement officers, to enforce or attempt to enforce extreme risk protection orders issued by federal courts or under federal law.

Defines "extreme risk protection order" as any federal or state order that prohibits individuals from owning firearms or requires surrender of firearms, with primary purpose of reducing firearm-related death or injury.

Becomes effective immediately upon passage and governor approval, and is exempted from Amendment 621 constitutional requirements because it defines a new crime.