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AL HB189
Bill
Status
3/10/2026
Primary Sponsor
Alan Baker
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AI Summary
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Juvenile courts must provide written notice within 7 days to school superintendents or private school principals when a K-12 student is charged with or adjudicated delinquent for capital offenses, murder, first-degree rape, or first-degree sodomy
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Juvenile courts may optionally provide written notice for any other criminal offenses committed by enrolled students
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Written notice is limited to the specific offenses (by code section and brief description) and case disposition; principals may share information with teachers, counselors, and staff who supervise the child or need it to protect students
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Information received by school employees must remain confidential, used only for rehabilitating the child and protecting students and staff; intentional confidentiality violations constitute a Class A misdemeanor
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Effective date: October 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Juvenile proceedings; court required to notify local superintendent of education or private K-12 school principal of charging or adjudicating an enrolled student delinquent for committing certain criminal offenses
Criminal Procedure
Last Action
Delivered to Governor
3/11/2026