AL SB108

Establishes the crime of mail theft, defined as taking mail addressed to another person from their mailbox or premises without consent and with intent to deprive them of the mail.

Mail theft is a Class A misdemeanor for taking mail from fewer than 10 addresses, a Class D felony for 10-29 addresses, and a Class C felony for 30 or more addresses.

Mail theft becomes a Class C felony (fewer than 10 addresses) or Class B felony (10 or more addresses) if committed with intent to obtain sensitive personally identifying information to defraud the addressee.

Establishes the crime of receiving stolen mail, including intentionally receiving, retaining, or disposing of stolen mail with knowledge or reasonable belief it was stolen, punishable as a Class A misdemeanor or Class C felony if involving sensitive personally identifying information with intent to defraud.

Act becomes effective October 1, 2025.