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AL HB143
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/13/2026
Primary Sponsor
Margie Wilcox
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AI Summary
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Criminally negligent homicide by a vehicle or vessel operator (under DUI laws) upgraded from Class C felony to Class B felony
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Hit-and-run penalties restructured into tiered system: Class A misdemeanor for property damage only, Class C felony for physical injury, Class B felony for serious physical injury, Class A felony for death
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Individuals who suffer damage or loss from hit-and-run violations are now explicitly considered victims eligible for restitution
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Named "The Devinee and John Wesley Safe Streets Act"
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Effective date: October 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Crimes and offenses; motor vehicle accidents, penalties for violations and restitution, revised
Crimes & Offenses
Last Action
Pending House Judiciary
1/13/2026
Committee Referrals
Judiciary1/13/2026
Full Bill Text
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