Alabama 2023 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HR180

Caption

COMMENDING SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER DEPUTY DARRIUS BLACK FOR BEING NOMINATED FOR THE 2023 MEDAL OF HONOR FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT.

Impact

While HR180 is primarily a commendation and does not directly amend or impact state laws, it serves as a recognition of the vital role that school resource officers play in the safety and security of educational institutions. By acknowledging Deputy Black's nomination, the resolution presents an opportunity to raise awareness about the significance of law enforcement in schools, potentially fostering greater support for funding and resources allocated to school safety initiatives.

Summary

House Resolution 180 (HR180) commends School Resource Officer Deputy Darius Black for his nomination for the 2023 Medal of Honor for Law Enforcement. The resolution highlights the achievements and contributions of Deputy Black to enhance school safety and support within the community. It emphasizes the importance of law enforcement personnel stationed in schools and their role in maintaining a secure learning environment for students and staff.

Contention

The resolution does not appear to present significant points of contention, as it is a non-controversial commendation honoring a dedicated law enforcement officer. However, discussions surrounding law enforcement practices in schools can be contentious, with varying perspectives on the presence and role of law enforcement in educational settings. Such debates could influence future legislative actions related to school safety and the involvement of police in schools.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

AL HB556

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

AL HB188

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

AL HB202

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

AL HB105

Law enforcement officers, retirement benefits further provided for

AL SB4

School safety, permits sheriffs and chiefs of police to contract with nonpublic schools to provide school resource officers

AL HB34

Law enforcement officers, giving false name or address, date of birth included, refusal to respond if part of a lawful stop, criminal penalties

AL HB88

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

AL HB536

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

AL SB129

Law Enforcement Officers; civil and criminal immunity expanded

AL HB16

Crimes and offenses; authorizes law enforcement officer to demand suspect's date of birth in certain circumstances, criminalizes providing false date of birth to law enforcement

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.