HB 95 - Establishes a 180-Day Grace Period for Inmates to Repay Court-Imposed Debt After Release - Alabama Key Vote
Chris Blackshear voted Yea (Passage) on this Legislation.
Timeline
- Executive Signed
- April 7, 2022
- Senate Bill Passed
- April 6, 2022
- House Bill Passed
- Feb. 15, 2022
- Introduced
- Jan. 11, 2022
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Title: Establishes a 180-Day Grace Period for Inmates to Repay Court-Imposed Debt After Release
Signed by Governor Kay Ivey
Title: Establishes a 180-Day Grace Period for Inmates to Repay Court-Imposed Debt After Release
Vote Smart's Synopsis:
Vote to pass a bill that establishes a 180-day grace period for inmates to repay court-imposed debt after release.
Highlights:
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Exempts released inmates from certain court-assessed fines, fees, costs within 180 days of release (Page 1).
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Requires such released inmates to contact clerks of court within 30 days of release from physical custody (Page 1).
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Exempts inmates from payment of such fines, fees, costs while in physical custody of Department of Corrections (Page 1).
Title: Establishes a 180-Day Grace Period for Inmates to Repay Court-Imposed Debt After Release
Vote Smart's Synopsis:
Vote to pass a bill that establishes a 180-day grace period for inmates to repay court-imposed debt after release.
Highlights:
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Exempts released inmates from certain court-assessed fines, fees, costs within 180 days of release (Page 1).
-
Requires such released inmates to contact clerks of court within 30 days of release from physical custody (Page 1).
-
Exempts inmates from payment of such fines, fees, costs while in physical custody of Department of Corrections (Page 1).
Title: Establishes a 180-Day Grace Period for Inmates to Repay Court-Imposed Debt After Release