Merika Coleman
Merika Coleman
In OfficeAlabama State Senator for District 19
About
First elected as Alabama’s youngest state legislator, it has been my honor serving you and your family in public office since 2002. In the House of Representatives, holding a number of leadership roles including Assistant Minority Leader, I have worked tirelessly to sponsor and support critical legislation that betters the lives of all Alabamians.
As a state representative, I was instrumental in creating a 10-member committee for the purpose of restructuring and removing racist language from the Alabama Constitution. Further, I have passed 3 anti-human trafficking bills in the 2019 legislative session, alone, and was recognized as “Legislator of the Year” by the Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence. On a national level, I have had the privilege of being recognized for my work on behalf of the entire state of Alabama by being named one of 10 individuals submitted by the Southern Crescent Regional Commission Coalition to President Biden as an immediate appointment as Federal Co-Chair for the Commission. Additionally, I was proud to serve as the Alabama Co-chair for Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign and a spokesperson for his 2012 reelection campaign. I have served as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention (DNC) 3 times, twice for President Obama and, most recently, for presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in 2016.
In addition to holding elected office, I have served in numerous professional development roles across the Birmingham metro area. Prior to my current position at Miles College and establishing my law practice - the Law Offices of Merika Coleman - I served as Director of Community and Economic Development for Lawson State Community College and Director of Economic and Community Development for the City of Bessemer. Educationally, I am the byproduct of Birmingham schools, having received my Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and Masters in Public Administration from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and my Juris Doctorate from the Birmingham School of Law. Additionally, I am a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the Links, Inc.
Although I wear many hats professionally, I make it my mission to remain rooted in the community. On a local level, I serve as a Board Member of the Greater Birmingham Ministries and a founding member of the Midfield Voter’s League. Furthermore, I am a co-founder of the Derrick Richardson Foundation, a foundation honoring my late husband who passed in February, 2020.
Although I have accomplished a great number of things both professionally and personally, I remain adamant that my life’s greatest accomplishment is being a mother. My two children, Elexia and Xaviar, are both currently pursuing higher education in Birmingham. My daughter Elexia earned her undergraduate degree at Vanderbilt University in 2019 and is studying to receive her Master of Public Health at UAB. My son Xaviar is a junior business major at Miles College. I am incredibly proud of the people they are, and I thank them for their constant support of my work as both their mother and a servant leader.
Contact Information
Known contact information for Merika Coleman from Birmingham, AL.
- 11 South Union Street, Suite 537-AMontgomery, AL 36130-2950
- Phone: 334-261-0589
- Official Email: [email protected]
Education Information
Known educational history for Merika Coleman from Birmingham, AL.
- JD, Birmingham School of Law, 2017
- Attended, Miles Law School, 2014-2015
- MPA, University of Alabama, Birmingham, 1997
- BA, Mass Communication, University of Alabama, Birmingham, 1995
- Attended, Broadcast Journalism, Mississippi University for Women, 1991-1993
Political Information
Known political history for Merika Coleman from Birmingham, AL.
- Candidate, Alabama State Senate, District 19, 2022
- Representative, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 57, 2002-present
Professions Information
Known professional history for Merika Coleman from Birmingham, AL.
- Assistant Professor of Political Science, Miles College, present
- Director, Economic and Community Development, City of Bessemer, present
- Founder, Law Offices of Merika Coleman, 2019-present
- Fleming Fellow, Center for Policy Alternatives, 2004
- Economic Justice Strategist, Greater Birmingham Ministries, 1999-present
- Instructor, Miles College, 1997-1999
- Policy Analyst, Alabama Arise, 1999
- Director/Adjunct Instructor, Community and Economic Development, Lawson State Community College
Congressional Information
Known congressional history for Merika Coleman from Birmingham, AL.
- Member, Center on Policy Alternatives, Women's Caucus and Southern Caucus
Organizations Information
Known organizational history for Merika Coleman from Birmingham, AL.
- Board Member, Greater Birmingham Ministries, present
- Board Member, Saint Mary's Catholic School, present
- Executive Board Member, Midfield Neighborhood Association, present
- Founding Member, Midfield Voter's League, present
- Delegate, American Council of Young Political Leaders, Japan, 2003
- Advisory Committee Member, Wider Opportunities for Women-Self Sufficiency Standards
- Board Member, Women Legislator's Lobby
- Board Member, Christian Women's Leadership Center
- Member, Alabama Citizens Policy Project
- Member, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated
Sponsored Bills
View legislative bills that Merika Coleman has sponsored.
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SB16
Law enforcement, prohibits use of four-point restraint
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SB17
Digital assets, prohibits the state from certain actions related to digital assets and exempts certain actions from classification as a security or money transfer
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SB170
Firearms, Gun Violence Protective Order Act, procedure for issuance of gun violence protective order, established
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SB18
Child support, retroactivity provided for in certain circumstances
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SB19
Contraception; guaranteeing access to in the state
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SB20
Crimes and offenses, use of taser on restrained individual prohibited; criminal penalties provided for
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SB21
Civil procedure, statute of limitations for civil actions involving certain sex offenses further provided for
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SB22
Alabama Jobs Act, further provides for recapture of incentives
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SB23
Criminal procedure, use of taser on restrained individual prohibited
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SB24
Criminal procedure, revises release of law enforcement recordings
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SB254
Civil procedure, statute of limitations for civil actions involving certain sex offenses further provided for
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SJR22
Rosa Parks Day Act, recognized
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SJR68
Recognizing June as Caribbean American Heritage Month
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SJR73
Jackie Robinson Day, April 15, Recognized
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SJR91
William Howard Mays, Jr., honored
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SB14
Body-worn and dashboard cameras; release of recordings revised
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SB16
Use of force; use of tasers prohibited in certain circumstances
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SB167
Alabama Jobs Act; requirements for approved companies revised
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SB17
Crimes and offenses; unlawful use of tasers by law enforcement; penalties provided for
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SB18
Commencement of actions, Scouts' Honor Bill, exception to statute of limitations for sex offense against minor, provided in actions against a bankruptcy estate
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SB187
Digital assets, regulates digital asset operations
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SB19
Civil procedure; statute of limitations for civil actions involving certain sex offenses further provided for
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SB237
Child support, retroactivity provided for in certain circumstances
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SB279
Crimes & offenses, prohibits law enforcement from using the hog-tie position
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SB289
Notaries Public, recognize that licensed professionals may notarize documents as part of their profession
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SB307
Contraception; guaranteeing access
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SB318
Elections; revise dates for submissions to qualify on ballot
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SB324
Elections; revise dates for submissions to qualify on ballot
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SR83
ALS Awareness Month, recognized
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SB123
Relating to criminal procedure; to amend Section 15-25-2, Code of Alabama 1975, as last amended by Act 2022-201, 2022 Regular Session, to authorize the taking of depositions by video equipment of victims and witnesses of human trafficking under certain conditions.
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SB124
Relating to criminal procedure; to amend Section 15-25-3, Code of Alabama 1975, as last amended by Act 2022-201, 2022 Regular Session, to authorize the taking of testimony by closed circuit equipment of victims and witnesses of human trafficking.
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SB125
Relating to credit and debit card fees; to provide that the calculation of any credit or debit card swipe fee may not include taxes and fees added on to the price of the goods or services purchased by the credit or debit card.
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SB126
Relating to firearms; to establish the Gun Violence Protective Order Act; to provide for the issuance of ex parte gun violence protective orders and one-year gun violence protective orders; to require the surrender of all firearms and ammunition of a person subject to an ex parte gun violence protective order or one-year gun violence protective order; to provide for the renewal or early termination of an order; to provide criminal penalties for a violation; and in connection therewith would have as its purpose or effect the requirement of a new or increased expenditure of local funds within the meaning of Section 111.05 of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022.
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SB127
Relating to commencement of actions; to amend Section 6-2-8, Code of Alabama 1975, to further provide for the statute of limitations for civil actions involving certain sex offenses and to provide for retroactive effect.
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SB234
Relating to income tax and sales tax; proposing an amendment to Section 211.04 of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022, to eliminate the state income tax deduction for federal income taxes for individual taxpayers; and to eliminate the state sales tax on food.
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SB26
Relating to criminal procedure; to repeal Section 15-10-7, Code of Alabama 1975, relating to arrests by private persons.
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SB291
Relating to public contracts; to amend Section 41-16-51, Code of Alabama 1975, to further provide for contracts for which competitive bidding is not required; and in connection therewith would have as its purpose or effect the requirement of a new or increased expenditure of local funds within the meaning of Section 111.05 of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022.
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SB352
Relating to Jefferson County; to further provide for the annual salary of the county tax assessor and tax collector.
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SB54
Relating to driver license suspensions; to provide for the suspension of an individual's driver license or driving privilege in certain circumstances.
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HB200
Driver's license, provide for the elimination of the suspension of an individual's driver license or driving privilege in certain circumstances
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HB271
Citizens arrest, criminal procedure, Sec. 15-10-7 repealed.
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HB276
Municipalities, audits, calculation of revenue from traffic violations required, threshold established, surplus to be remitted for education
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HB283
Criminal procedure, human trafficking, victims and witnesses authorized to give testimony by closed circuit equipment, Sec. 15-25-3 am'd.
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HB284
Human trafficking, definitions amended to include additional offenses, Sec. 13A-6-151 am'd.
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HB288
U.S. Congressional, districts redrawn, Sec. 17-14-70 repealed; Sec. 17-14-70 added
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HB319
Constitution, authorizing Code Commissioner, upon ratification of an official Constitution of Alabama of 2022, to make certain revisions, const. amend.
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HB358
Civil procedure, to further provide for the statute of limitations for civil actions involving certain sex offenses, Sec. 6-2-8 am'd.
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HB370
Civil procedure, to further provide for the statute of limitations for civil actions involving certain sex offenses, Sec. 6-2-8 am'd.
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HB434
Criminal procedure, victims of human trafficking, video depositions and video testimony authorized
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HB438
Criminal procedure, Human trafficking, victims and witnesses authorized to give video depositions using video equipment, Sec. 15-25-2 am'd.
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HB88
Midfield, city board of education, tax district in Jefferson County, ad valorem tax rate increase
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HJR262
Chi Alpha Epsilon Honor Society, commended
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HJR52
Constitution of Alabama of 2022 adopted, ratification election at the 2022 general election
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HJR88
Constitution of Alabama of 2022 adopted and procedure for ratification at the 2022 general election
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HR263
Chi Alpha Epsilon Honor Society, commended
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HR8
Culpepper, Margaret, death mourned
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HR9
Sellers, Robert A., Sr., commended
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HB267
Alabama Memorial Preservation Act of 2017, renamed Alabama Memorial Preservation Act of 2021, term limits provided for members of Committee on Alabama Monument Protection, duties of committee regarding petitions for waiver and petitions to raze provided, additional fines imposed, duties of Attorney General provided, punitive damages authorized, Secs. 41-9-235.1, 41-9-235.2 added; Secs. 41-9-230, 41-9-231, 41-9-232, 41-9-233, 41-9-234, 41-9-235, 41-9-236, 41-9-237 am'd.
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HB268
Firearms, Gun Violence Protective Order Act, established
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HB269
Human trafficking, National Human Trafficking Resource Center Hotline notice, criminal penalties for failure to display further provided, Sec. 13A-6-170 am'd.
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HB270
Human trafficking, crimes and penalties further provided, Secs. 13A-6-151, 13A-6-152, 13A-6-157.1, 13A-6-170, 13A-12-122, 15-27-5 am'd.
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HB271
Prostitution, to allow disclosure of certain person's picture after being arrested, Sec. 13A-6-183 am'd.
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HB286
Traffic stops, racial profiling by law enforcement officers, prohibited, written policies, forms for statistics, and reports to Attorney General required, provision for complaints, reporting and collection of data on injuries to officers, required
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HB359
Jefferson County, sheriff, qualifications, continuing education
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HB360
Jefferson County, tax assessor, tax collector, salary
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HB474
Trusts, Alabama Uniform Trust Code, reports of breaches of trust, further provided, procedure for release of trustee, provided, Sec. 19-3B-1306 added; Sec. 19-3B-1005 am'd.
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HB522
Midfield, city board of education, tax district in Jefferson County, ad valorem tax rate increase, referendum
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HJR211
Joint Interim Legislative Committee on the Recompilation of the Constitution, created
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HJR35
Ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America
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HR55
Boyd, Ira Dell, commended
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HB9
Midfield, city board of education, tax district in Jefferson County, ad valorem tax rate increase
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HR18
Colvin, Claudette, urging State of Alabama to expunge record of
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HB288
Prostitution, to allow disclosure of certain person's picture after being arrested, Sec. 13A-6-183 am'd.
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HB289
Human trafficking, National Human Trafficking Resource Center Hotline notice, criminal penalties for failure to display further provided, Sec. 13A-6-170 am'd.
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HB291
Firearms, Gun Protection Violence Act
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HB305
Traffic stops, racial profiling by law enforcement officers, prohibited, written policies, forms for statistics, and reports to Attorney General required, provision for complaints, reporting and collection of data on injuries to officers, required
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HB381
Firearms, domestice violence, to provide for an extreme risk protection order, prohibit certain violent defendants from possessing firearms, ammunition, or a pistol permit, to provide for the enforcement and registration of an extreme risk protection order, Secs. 30-10-1 to 30-10-15, inclusive, added; Sec. 13A-11-72 am'd.
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HB422
Human trafficking, crimes and penalties further provided, Secs. 13A-6-151, 13A-6-152, 13A-6-157.1, 13A-6-170, 13A-12-122, 15-27-5 am'd.
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HB450
Land Bank Authority, local land bank authorities, municipalities, and counties, tax delinquent properties, Secs. 24-9-6, 24-9-7, 24-9-8, 24-9-10 am'd.
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HB455
Missing persons, alert law which creates an alert system for persons 18-64, Alabama Critically Missing Adult Alert Program, established
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HJR100
Mancarella, Jennica Kimberly McMillan, death mourned
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HJR125
President of the United States, urged to appoint a coordinator for the Ashanti Alert System
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HJR97
Ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America
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HR99
Mancarella, Jennica Kimberly McMillan, death mourned
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HB 260
Health care employees, requiring employees to receive human trafficking training
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HB 261
Education, trade schools, junior colleges, provide human trafficking training in the CDL program
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HB 262
Prostitution, to allow disclosure of certain person's picture after being arrested, Sec. 13A-6-183 am'd.
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HB 263
Law enforcement officers, Alabama Peace Officers' Standards and Training Commission (APOSTC) provide mandatory training, human trafficking, state and local agencies, human trafficking training
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HB 264
Human trafficking, revise penalties and establish agencies responsibile for enforcement, Sec. 13A-6-170 am'd.
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HB 265
Firearms, Gun Protection Violence Act
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HB 266
Traffic stops, racial profiling by law enforcement officers, prohibited, written policies, forms for statistics, and reports to Attorney General required, provision for complaints, reporting and collection of data on injuries to officers, required
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HB 267
Parole, Board of Pardons and Paroles, violations, confinement period for parole violation reduced for time served in holding, Sec. 15-22-32 am'd.
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HB 268
Education, population requirement for city to establish a board of education increased from 5,000 to 15,000, determination of financial capability required, Sec. 16-11-1 am'd.
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HB 269
Health care employees, requiring employees to receive human trafficking training
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HB 270
Law enforcement officers, Alabama Peace Officers' Standards and Training Commission (APOSTC) provide mandatory training, human trafficking, state and local agencies, human trafficking training
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HB 271
Employment discrimination, prohibited based on race, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, or age
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HB 272
Self Defense, use of deadly force, prohibition of using stand your ground as defense if the person pursued person it was used against, Trayvon Martin exception, Sec.13A-3-23 am'd.
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HB 273
Death penalty, moratorium on imposition and execution not to exceed three years, procedure for administering
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HB 274
Stolen property, to provide receiving a stolen firearm a felony, technical revisions, Secs. 13A-8-16, 13A-8-17, 13A-8-18, 13A-8-18.1, 13A-8-19 am'd.
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HB 304
Real Estate Appraisers Board, evaluations of property for financial institutions authorized by federal financial institutions regulatory agencies, excluded from regulation by the board, investigators employed by board authorized to be licensees, Secs. 34-27A-2, 34-27A-3, 34-27A-5, 34-27A-23 am'd.
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HB 311
Civil procedure, statute of limitations. sex offense, further provided, statute of limitations tolled until vicitim reaches age of majority
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HB 328
Constitution, Legislature authorized to recompile constitution and submit at 2022 Reg. Sess., and provide for its ratification, const. amend.
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HB 643
Income tax, deductions for federal FICA taxes, tax on wages removed, self-employment taxes reduced, Sec. 40-18-15 am'd.
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HJR145
Alabama Peace Officers' Standards and Training Commission (APOSTC), commended
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HJR244
Health Care Human Trafficking Training Program Commission, created
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HR193
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Jefferson County Alumnae Chapter, commended
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HR246
Condemning bullying
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HR300
Bradford, Fitzgerald, Jr., death mourned
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HR34
Sims, George Edward, 90th birthday, commended
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HB 233
Death penalty, moratorium on imposition and execution not to exceed three years, procedure for administering
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HB 234
Parole, Board of Pardons and Paroles, violations, confinement period for parole violation reduced for time served in holding, Sec. 15-22-32 am'd.
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HB 250
Education, population requirement for city to establish a board of education increased from 5,000 to 25,000, determination of financial capability required, Sec. 16-11-1 am'd.
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HB 259
Self Defense, use of deadly force, prohibition of using stand your ground as defense if the person pursued person it was used against, Trayvon Martin exception, Sec.13A-3-23 am'd.
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HB 465
Stolen property, to provide receiving a stolen firearm a felony, technical revisions, Secs. 13A-8-16, 13A-8-17, 13A-8-18, 13A-8-18.1, 13A-8-19 am'd.
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HB 478
Firearms, Gun Protection Violence Act
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HB 82
Public Accountancy Board, board composition and powers altered, Secs. 34-1-2, 34-1-3, 34-1-11, 34-1-12 am'd.
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HJR 130
Reading initiative, urging the restoration of funding for
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HR 162
Fletcher, Karen Anita Ross, death mourned
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HR 524
Bettie Joe Campbell Hennington George-Pinkney, death mourned
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HB204
Assault in the third degree, if assault is committed by a person 21 years of age or older against a person who is less than 18 years of age on school property, school bus, or at a school-sponsored function, penalties increased, Sec. 13A-6-22 am'd.
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HB205
Death penalty, moratorium on imposition and execution not to exceed three years, procedure for administering
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HB206
Juveniles, court proceedings, restraints prohibited unless certain conditions met
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HB207
Attorneys, requiring an attorney to disclose to a client whether he or she has a current malpractice insurance policy
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HB208
Divorce, retirement benefits, valuation and distribution, Sec. 30-2-51 am'd.
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HB235
Self Defense, person who actively pursues an aggressor after the initial confrontation is not justified in using physical force in self defense or in defense of another, Trayvon Martin Act, Sec.13A-3-23 am'd.
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HB332
Employment discrimination, prohibited based on race, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, or age
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HB355
Banking, savings promotion contests authorized, not gambling or lottery pursuant to Section 65 of Constitution
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HB520
Deputy circuit clerk, serving the Bessemer Cut-off Division of the Tenth Judicial Circuit, renamed as the Circuit Clerk of the Bessemer Division, Secs. 12-17-80, 12-17-98 am'd.
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HB607
Parole, Board of Pardons and Paroles, violations, confinement period for parole violation reduced for time served in holding, Sec. 15-22-32 am'd.
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HR380
Blevins, Willie Leon, death mourned
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HB328
Divorce, retirement benefits, valuation and distribution, Sec. 30-2-51 am'd.
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HB373
E-cigarettes, advertising, certain warnings required, penalties
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HB485
Juveniles, court proceedings, restraints prohibited unless certain conditions met
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HB486
Death penalty, moratorium on imposition and execution not to exceed three years, procedure for administering
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HB487
Assault in the third degree, if assault is committed by a person 21 years of age or older against a person who is less than 18 years of age on school property, school bus, or at a school-sponsored function, penalties increased, Sec. 13A-6-22 am'd.
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HB488
Self Defense, person who actively pursues an aggressor after the initial confrontation is not justified in using physical force in self defense or in defense of another, Trayvon Martin Act, Sec.13A-3-23 am'd.
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HB514
Deputy circuit clerk, serving the Bessemer Cut-off Division of the Tenth Judicial Circuit, renamed as the Circuit Clerk of the Bessemer Division, Secs. 12-17-80, 12-17-98 am'd.
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HB550
Fairfield, motor vehicles, automated traffic infraction device, use for red light enforcement authorized, procedures, posting of informational signs, civil fines, record keeping by Criminal Justice Information Center, appeals, tampering with photographic traffic signal enforcement system, prohibited, Fairfield Red Light Safety Act
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HJR186
Birmingham Civil Rights District, urging Congress to establish as a National Historic Park as part of the National Park System
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HR174
Green, James Howard, death mourned
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HR185
Birmingham Civil Rights District, urging Congress to establish as a National Historic Park as part of the National Park System
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HR27
Carr-Hope, Regina, exemplary career in education, commended
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HR290
Gardner, Roy, death mourned
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HB55
Brighton, motor vehicles, automated traffic infraction device, use for red light enforcement authorized, procedures, posting of informational signs, civil fines, record keeping by Criminal Justice Information Center, appeals, tampering with photographic traffic signal enforcement system, prohibited, Brighton Red Light Safety Act
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HB56
Fairfield, motor vehicles, automated traffic infraction device, use for red light enforcement authorized, procedures, posting of informational signs, civil fines, record keeping by Criminal Justice Information Center, appeals, tampering with photographic traffic signal enforcement system, prohibited, Fairfield Red Light Safety Act
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HB58
Fairfield, warrant recall fee in municipal court cases, deposit of proceeds into Corrections Fund
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HB59
Brighton, warrant recall fee in municipal court cases, deposit of proceeds into Corrections Fund
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HB425
Mandatory school attendance, increased from age 17 to 18, Sec. 16-28-3 am'd.
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HB426
Education, School Resource Officers' Act, half of funding for hiring, training, and equipping of officers from local school system, contingent upon constitutional amendment creating Alabama Lottery Corporation
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HB427
Kindergarten through 12th grade classrooms, number of students per teacher limited, phase-in period
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HB428
Assault in the third degree, if assault is committed by a person 21 years of age or older against a person who is less than 18 years of age on school property, school bus, or at a school-sponsored function, penalties increased, Sec. 13A-6-22 am'd.
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HB429
Death penalty, moratorium on imposition and execution not to exceed three years, procedure for administering
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HB430
Alcoholic beverages, convenience stores, owners not placing movable containers in which alcoholic beverages are placed in locations easily accessible to minors
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HB431
Elections, Legislative office, costs and expenses incurred for filling vacancies, Section 46 (Section 46, Recompiled Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended) am'd., const. amend.
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HB432
Self Defense, person who actively pursues an aggressor after the initial confrontation is not justified in using physical force in self defense or in defense of another, Trayvon Martin Act, Sec.13A-3-23 am'd.
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HB474
Juveniles, court proceedings, restraints prohibited unless certain conditions met
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HB609
Class 6 municipalities, motor vehicles, automated photographic speeding enforcement, authorized, procedures, adoption of municipal ordinances, civil fines, municipal court jurisdiction, appeals
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HB652
Criminal offenses, committed by county or municipal law enforcement officers, investigation and prosecution by the State Bureau of Investigations and the Attorney General, Secs. 36-15-1, 41-27-5 am'd.
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HJR126
Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day, April 23, 2015, named
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HJR244
Wenonah High School Girls Basketball Team, Class 5A Girls State Basketball Championship, commended
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HR243
Wenonah High School Girls Basketball Team, winning Class 5A Girls State Basketball Championship Title, commended
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HB275
Death penalty, moratorium on imposition and execution not to exceed three years, procedure for administering
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HB276
Community Action Association of Alabama, exempt from state, county, and municipal sales and use tax
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HB277
Assault in the third degree, if assault is committed by a person 21 years of age or older against a person who is less than 18 years of age on school property, school bus, or at a school-sponsored function, penalties increased, Sec. 13A-6-22 am'd.
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HB295
Kindergarten through 12th grade classrooms, number of students per teacher limited, phase-in period
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HB296
Mandatory school attendance, increased from age 17 to 18, Sec. 16-28-3 am'd.
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HB297
Self Defense, person who actively pursues an aggressor after the initial confrontation is not justified in using physical force in self defense or in defense of another, Trayvon Martin Act, Sec.13A-3-23 am'd.
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HB298
Education, School Resource Officers' Act, half of funding for hiring, training, and equipping of officers from local school system, contingent upon constitutional amendment creating Alabama Lottery Corporation
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HB323
Elections, Legislative office, costs and expenses incurred for filling vacancies, Section 46 (Section 46, Recompiled Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended) am'd., const. amend.
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HB326
Alcoholic beverages, convenience stores, owners not placing movable containers in which alcholic beverages are placed in locations easily accessible to minors
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HB428
Jefferson Co., (Birmingham Division and Bessemer Division) solicitor's fee, excluding municipal court of the City of Birmingham from collection of the fees, Act 2009-612, 2009 Reg Sess. am'd
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HB567
Midfield, motor vehicles, automated photographic speeding enforcement, authorized, procedures, posting of informational signs, adoption of municipal ordinances, civil fines, record keeping, municipal court jurisdiction, appeals, Midfield Speed Limit Safety Act
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HR154
Ribeau, Sidney A., commended
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HR157
Dent, Catherine Ball, death mourned
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HB182
Education, School Resource Officers' Act, half of funding for hiring, training, and equipping of officers from local school system, contingent upon constitutional amendment creating Alabama Lottery Corporation
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HB209
Kindergarten through 12th grade classrooms, number of students per teacher limited, phase-in period
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HB210
Death penalty, moratorium on imposition and execution not to exceed three years, procedure for administering
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HB211
Mandatory school attendance, increased from age 17 to 18, Sec. 16-28-3 am'd.
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HB212
Self Defense, person who actively pursues an aggressor after the initial confrontation is not justified in using physical force in self defense or in defense of another, Trayvon Martin Act, Sec.13A-3-23 am'd.
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HB350
Community Action Association of Alabama exempt from state, county, and municipal sales and use tax
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HB378
Assault, second degree, to persons 18 years of age on school property, school bus, or school-sponsored funtion, intent to cause physical injury, Sec. 13A-6-21am'd.
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HB448
Jefferson County, warrant recall fee, magistrate or judge authorized to recall under certain conditions a failure to appear warrant
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HB683
Midfield, additional ad valorem tax, authorized, referendum
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HJR477
Norwood, Dr. William McKinley, 75th Anniversary as a servant of the ministry, commended
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HR282
Coleman, Larry D., 25th Anniversary as Pastor of Galilee Baptist Church in Birmingham, commended
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HR444
Lane, Cedric, commended
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HR445
Wilson, De'Runnya, selected as Mr. Basketball and as 5A player of the Year, commended
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HR446
Coleman, Justin, MVP of the 5A Boys Basketball State Championship game, commended
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HR478
Norwood, Dr. William McKinley, 75th Anniversary as a servant of the ministry, commended