Alabama now has a Class “D” felony. Historically, Alabama has classified felonies as Class “A”, Class “B”, and Class “C”. With the prison reform bill proposed to be effective 1/30/2016, a Class “D” felony was introduced. Appropriate sections of the code follow:
Proposed changes that are supposed to go into effect on 1/30/2016 change mandatory driver’s license suspension so that possession of marijuana in the first and second degree no longer mandate driver’s license suspension.
In a recent Alabama Court of Civil Appeals opinion, Weldon v. Ballow, on October 30, 2015, the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals was faced with a challenge that the Grandparent Visitation Act was “unconstitutional on its face – that is it always operated unconstitutionally.”
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In Alabama, here are the statutory sentences for misdemeanors: Section 13A-5-7
If you are involved in an automobile accident here are some things that you can do that will be beneficial to you and your potential case.
