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SB244 Alabama 2016 Session

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In Committee

Bill Summary

Sponsors
  • Del Marsh
Session
Regular Session 2016
Title
Deputy sheriffs, practice of law, prohibition removed, Sec. 34-3-14 am'd.
Description

Under existing law, a deputy sheriff is prohibited from practicing law

This bill would remove that prohibition

To amend Section 34-3-14, Code of Alabama 1975, relating to the practice of law, to remove the prohibition against a deputy sheriff practicing law.

Subjects
Law Enforcement Officers

Bill Actions

Action DateChamberAction
February 16, 2016SRead for the first time and referred to the Senate committee on Judiciary

Bill Calendar

TypeDateLocationDescription
HearingMarch 9, 2016Committee Room 325 at 00:00Senate JUDY Hearing
HearingMarch 9, 2016Committee Room 325 at 13:00Senate JUDY Hearing

Bill Text

Download SB244 Alabama 2016 Session PDF

Bill Documents

TypeLink
Bill Text SB244 Alabama 2016 Session - Introduced
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