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SB326
any usable cannabis, cannabis plants, drug paraphernalia, or other related property that was
seized. The determination of a district attorney, or the district attorney's designee, that
a person is engaging in or assisting in the medical use of cannabis in accordance with the
provisions of this act shall be deemed to be evidenced by the following: (1) A decision not
to prosecute. (2) The dismissal of charges. (3) Acquittal. Section 12. For the purposes of
medical care, including organ and tissue transplants, a qualified patient's authorized
use of cannabis shall be considered the equivalent of the authorized use of any other medication
used at the direction of a physician and may not constitute the use of an illicit substance.
Section 13. (a) Qualified patients and designated caregivers who associate within this state
in order to collectively or cooperatively cultivate cannabis for medical purposes may share
responsibility for acquiring and supplying the resources required to...
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HB195
165123-1:n:03/03/2015:LLR/th LRS2014-871 HB195 By Representative Davis RFD Ethics and Campaign
Finance Rd 1 05-MAR-15 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, the Open Meetings Act of 2005 specifically
applies to quorums of committees and subcommittees of governmental bodies. In 2012, the Alabama
Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, ruled that the Open Meetings Act did not apply to a series
of committee or subcommittee gatherings at which discussions were conducted on matters that
would later come before the full governmental body. In 2013, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled,
in a 5-3 decision, that citizens do not have standing to bring suits under the Open Meetings
Act if the civil penalty is paid to the state and there is no allegation of a likelihood of
future violations. Also in 2013, the Alabama Supreme Court stated that there is no requirement
that the Alabama Legislature hold open meetings. This bill would define and prohibit serial
meetings. This bill would further define deliberation,...
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HB346
166417-1:n:03/24/2015:JET/tj LRS2015-1227 HB346 By Representative Gaston RFD Ways and Means
General Fund Rd 1 31-MAR-15 SYNOPSIS: This bill would create the Alabama Transportation Infrastructure
Bank for the purpose of selecting and assisting in the financing of major qualified transportation
projects by providing loans and other financial assistance to certain government entities
for constructing and improving highways and transportation facilities necessary for public
purposes, including economic development. This bill would specify the membership, powers,
duties, terms, sources for capitalization, and liability of the bank, as well as the procedures
for the bank to provide loans and other financial assistance to government entities for qualified
projects. This bill may redistribute a portion of revenues produced by one cent ($.01) a gallon
of the tax on gasoline pursuant to Act 2011-565 and may redistribute revenues collected pursuant
to Section 40-12-248, Code of Alabama 1975. This...
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HB423
167119-1:n:04/07/2015:KMS/th LRS2015-1429 HB423 By Representative Martin RFD Boards, Agencies
and Commissions Rd 1 07-APR-15 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, the Alabama Board of Cosmetology
and Barbering is responsible for the licensing and regulating of barbers, cosmetologists,
estheticians, esthetician/manicurists, manicurists, manicurist/waxers, natural hairstylists,
and threaders in the state. This bill would change the name of the board from the Alabama
Board of Cosmetology and Barbering to the State Board of Cosmetology. This bill would exempt
all barbers from licensing and regulation by the board. This bill would revise the membership
of the board to increase the number of active cosmetologists serving on the board from two
to three, to remove, upon the expiration of their current terms, the two barber members of
the board, and to increase the number of active estheticians serving on the board from one
to two. Amendment 621 of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, now appearing as...
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SB111
SB111 By Senator Orr ENROLLED, An Act, To establish the Alabama Transportation Infrastructure
Bank; to specify the membership, powers, duties, terms, sources for capitalization, and liability
of the bank; to provide for the redistribution of a portion of gasoline tax revenues and motor
vehicle registration fee revenues; to provide procedures for the issuance of loans and other
financial assistance to certain government entities for certain qualified projects; to provide
authority for the bank to issue certain bonds under certain conditions; to require the bank
to report annually to the Governor and the Legislature. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
ALABAMA: Section 1. This act shall be cited as the Alabama Transportation Infrastructure Bank
Act. Section 2. For the purposes of this act, the following words shall have the following
meanings: (1) BANK. The Alabama Transportation Infrastructure Bank. (2) BOARD. The board of
directors of the bank. (3) BONDS. Includes bonds, notes, or...
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SB8
163865-1:n:01/05/2015:KMS/th LRS2014-3803 SB8 By Senator Whatley RFD Governmental Affairs Rd
1 03-MAR-15 SYNOPSIS: Under existing law, the Alabama Board of Cosmetology and Barbering is
responsible for the licensing and regulating of barbers, cosmetologists, estheticians, esthetician/manicurists,
manicurists, manicurist/waxers, natural hairstylists, and threaders in the state. This bill
would change the name of the board from the Alabama Board of Cosmetology and Barbering to
the State Board of Cosmetology. This bill would exempt all barbers from licensing and regulation
by the board. This bill would revise the membership of the board to increase the number of
active cosmetologists serving on the board from two to three, to remove, upon the expiration
of their current terms, the two barber members of the board, and to increase the number of
active estheticians serving on the board from one to two. Amendment 621 of the Constitution
of Alabama of 1901, now appearing as Section 111.05 of...
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HB584
be deposited with the State Treasurer to be continuously appropriated to the Department of
Human Resources to assist all children in temporary or permanent custody in foster care. "(9)
Contributions designated for mental health on the Alabama state resident individual income
tax return shall be deposited with the State Treasurer and shall be distributed equally to
the Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Alabama and to the Mental Health Consumers of Alabama.
"(10) Contributions to the Alabama Breast and Cervical Cancer Research Program
shall be deposited with the State Treasurer and distributed to the University of Alabama at
Birmingham, which shall implement and administer the program. "(11) Contributions to
the Neighbors Helping Neighbors Fund shall be deposited with the State Treasurer for distribution
by the Department of Economic and Community Affairs for weatherization assistance as provided
for under Article 6, commencing with Section 41-23-100, Chapter 23, Title 41. "(12)...
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HB320
Rep(s). By Representatives Jones, Collins, Nordgren, Todd, Hall, Coleman-Evans, Treadaway,
South, Rowe, Moore (B), Pettus, Ledbetter, Sanderford, Brown, Standridge, Givan, Whorton (I),
Rich, Hill (M), Patterson, Wood, Davis, Garrett, Williams (JD), Clouse, Lee, Wingo, Boothe,
Faust, Robinson, Chesteen, Beckman, Hammon, Ingram, Sells, Shiver, Baker, McMillan, Boyd,
Bandy, Grimsley, Alexander, Williams (JW), Bracy, Martin, Poole, Lindsey, Ford, Jackson, Drake,
Carns, McClammy, Fincher, England, Hill (J), Wadsworth, Morrow, Beech, Lawrence, Hubbard,
Gaston, Sessions, Tuggle, Millican, Johnson (R), Hurst and Rogers HB320 ENROLLED, An Act,
Relating to domestic violence; to add Section 13A-6-139.1 to the Code of Alabama 1975, to
provide definitions; to amend Sections 13A-6-130, 13A-6-131, 13A-6-132, 13A-6-134, 13A-6-138,
13A-6-140 to 13A-6-143, inclusive, 15-10-3, 15-13-190, 15-23-68, 30-5-2, 30-5-3, 30-5-5, 30-5-7,
30-5-8, 30-6-1 to 30-6-11, inclusive, 30-6-13, 30-7-1 to 30-7-6, inclusive,...
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HB627
168789-1:n:05/05/2015:FC/th LRS2015-1879 HB627 By Representative Grimsley RFD Judiciary Rd
1 07-MAY-15 SYNOPSIS: This bill would provide for the resentencing by a panel of retired circuit
judges of persons sentenced under the Habitual Offender Act prior to amendments to the act
in 2000. A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT To add Section 13A-5-9.2 to the Code of Alabama 1975,
relating to the Habitual Offender Act; to provide for the resentencing under certain conditions
of persons sentenced under the act prior to the enactment of act 2000-759. BE IT ENACTED BY
THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA: Section 1. Section 13A-5-9.2 is added to the Code of Alabama 1975,
to read as follows: §13A-5-9.2. (a) The provisions of Section 13A-5-9 shall be applied retroactively
by the appointed review panel further provided for by this section, for consideration of early
parole of each nonviolent convicted offender based on evaluations performed by the Department
of Corrections and approved by the Board of Pardons and...
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SB466
168789-1:n:05/05/2015:FC/th LRS2015-1879 SB466 By Senator Sanders RFD Judiciary Rd 1 07-MAY-15
SYNOPSIS: This bill would provide for the resentencing by a panel of retired circuit judges
of persons sentenced under the Habitual Offender Act prior to amendments to the act in 2000.
A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT To add Section 13A-5-9.2 to the Code of Alabama 1975, relating
to the Habitual Offender Act; to provide for the resentencing under certain conditions of
persons sentenced under the act prior to the enactment of act 2000-759. BE IT ENACTED BY THE
LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA: Section 1. Section 13A-5-9.2 is added to the Code of Alabama 1975,
to read as follows: §13A-5-9.2. (a) The provisions of Section 13A-5-9 shall be applied retroactively
by the appointed review panel further provided for by this section, for consideration of early
parole of each nonviolent convicted offender based on evaluations performed by the Department
of Corrections and approved by the Board of Pardons and Paroles...
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