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HB131 signed into law

(Montgomery) – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall applauds the signing of HB131 to correct a fatal flaw in Alabama’s parole system. HB131 was proposed after the infamous Jimmy O’Neal Spencer

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Steve Marshall touts tough-on-crime legislation, swats back at prison takeover concerns

Marshall spoke about legislation he is backing in Montgomery during a Turning Point USA session Monday at the University of South Alabama.

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Alabama s falling rate of paroles granted sparks call for reform

The Alabamians for Fair Justice Coalition came to the State House today to lobby for a bill that would increase oversight of the parole board.

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Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles moving back to downtown Montgomery

The bureau moved in 2019 to the Capitol Commerce Center, former home of Colonial Bank.

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Parole denied for 90% of Alabama inmates, a new low

The rate of state inmates being granted parole in Alabama has plummeted to a new low, with 90% of eligible inmates being rejected last fiscal year.

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