AL HR177

Establishes the special order of business for the 19th legislative day of the Alabama House of Representatives, taking precedence over regular order of business.

Schedules 20 bills for consideration, including measures on elections, occupational licensing, distracted driving, drug paraphernalia sales, absentee voting, and criminal procedure protections.

Includes constitutional amendment proposal (HB388) requiring any legislation affecting general elections to have an implementation date at least six months before the election.

Contains bills addressing various regulatory and procedural matters such as occupational licensing waivers (HB501), motor vehicle cell phone use restrictions (HB90), and public health emergency procedures (HB168).

Lists criminal justice reforms including posthumous pardons (HB421), protections for vulnerable witnesses in criminal cases (HB233), and revised penalties for fleeing law enforcement (HB239).