Legislature House to consider prison construction, justice reform bills on Wednesday The $1.2 billion prison construction and renovation plan will be debated on the House floor on Wednesday. Brandon Moseley / September 29, 2021
House committees to hold hearings on five prison bills Tuesday The five-bill prison infrastructure and justice reform package will be in committee in the House on Tuesday. Brandon Moseley / September 28, 2021
House approves $5.3 million in raises for Alabama judges and district attorneys The bill aims to make judicial compensation uniform across the state and competitive with what other states are paying. Brandon Moseley / May 3, 2021
Bill to dismiss tickets when the officer doesn’t attend court delayed The bill would require that a traffic offense be dismissed if the officer who wrote the citation is not present for the defendant's court date. Brandon Moseley / April 15, 2021
Committee advances bill to make speeding alone not a jailable offense The bill would make the charge of speeding alone a charge where the offender could not be sentenced to jail or prison. Brandon Moseley / April 15, 2021
State Rep. Juandalynn Givan: If allegations are true, then John Merrill should resign Givan said Secretary of State John Merrill should resign and that he should be investigated over the allegations. Brandon Moseley / April 9, 2021
Medical marijuana bill advances out of House Judiciary Committee The committee gave the medical marijuana bill a favorable report after a lengthy debate. Brandon Moseley / April 8, 2021
Senate committee advances resentencing bill Bill would allow judges to resentence nonviolent offenders who were sentenced more harshly than they would be today. Brandon Moseley / March 23, 2021
Chief justice says the state needs 21 more judges Chief Justice Tom Parker says that Alabama needs more judges to deal with a backlog in the court system. Brandon Moseley / March 8, 2021
House committee gives favorable report to “born alive” bill “The born alive” bill, House Bill 237, is sponsored by State Rep. Ginny Shaver, R-Leesburg. Brandon Moseley / February 25, 2021