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AL SB220
Bill
Status
3/30/2022
Primary Sponsor
Linda Coleman-Madison
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AI Summary
SB220 Summary
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Amends Alabama Code Section 15-22-32 to require that time spent in holding by parolees pending imposition of confinement periods be credited and applied retroactively to all persons currently serving such confinement.
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Limits Board of Pardons and Paroles to imposing no more than 45 consecutive days of confinement for parole violations other than new arrests, convictions, or absconding.
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Establishes the position of Parole Revocation Hearing Officer subject to state Merit System to conduct parole court proceedings.
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Allows parole officers to impose alternative sanctions (behavior treatment, substance abuse treatment, GPS monitoring) with supervisor approval, including short periods of confinement up to 9 total days maximum.
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Requires parolees to be advised of their rights to a parole court hearing, present evidence and witnesses, retain counsel, and cross-examine adverse witnesses before sanctions are imposed.
Legislative Description
Pardons and Paroles, relating to confinement, requiring that any time served or reductions received from the terms of confinement be applied retroactively, Sec. 15-22-32 am'd.
Pardons and Paroles
Last Action
Pending third reading on day 29 Favorable from Judiciary
4/6/2022