Alabama 2022 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HJR191

Introduced
3/29/22  
Refer
3/29/22  
Engrossed
3/31/22  

Caption

Law enforcement officers, Legislative Medal of Honor, joint session for presentation

Impact

The passing of HJR191 serves as a formal recognition of law enforcement officers within Alabama. By conducting this event, the state reinforces its support for law enforcement and acknowledges the vital role these individuals play in maintaining public safety and order. The resolution reflects an understanding of the challenges faced by law enforcement officers and serves to uplift the morale of the officers through public acknowledgment.

Summary

HJR191 is a resolution that calls for a joint session of the Alabama Legislature to present the Legislative Medal of Honor to law enforcement officers. The resolution indicates the commitment of the state to honor those in law enforcement who have demonstrated exemplary service. The scheduled event for this presentation is set for April 7, 2022, at 11:00 a.m., emphasizing the importance placed on recognizing the contributions and sacrifices made by law enforcement personnel.

Contention

While the document does not outline significant points of contention regarding HJR191 directly, the context of law enforcement recognition can often draw varying opinions. Supporters may see it as an essential tribute to those serving, while critics may question the allocation of resources or the timing of such honors, particularly in the context of contemporary debates surrounding policing and community relations.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

AL HB202

Law enforcement officers; civil and criminal immunity from liability, further provided

AL HB556

Retired law enforcement officers, employment of certain retired law enforcement officers further provided for

AL HB105

Law enforcement officers, retirement benefits further provided for

AL HB536

Law enforcement officers; to establish a PTSD treatment program under the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency

AL HB333

Municipalities to jointly form an authority to open and operate law enforcement training facilities

AL SB129

Law Enforcement Officers; civil and criminal immunity expanded

AL HB188

Scholarship program, to create for dependents of long-term law enforcement officers

AL HB5

Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency; salary adjustments provided to certain law enforcement officers

AL HB88

Board of Pardons and Paroles; probation and parole officers specified as state law enforcement officers

AL HB48

Legislature, legislative sessions divided into two periods; deadline for passing budget bills imposed; Governor veto procedures revised; constitutional amendment

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.