Alabama HB405 establishes the crime of bail jumping in the third degree for violating electronic monitoring conditions.

Alabama HB405 creates the crime of bail jumping in the third degree for individuals who violate conditions of court-ordered electronic monitoring after being released from custody. This bill specifies that such violations are punishable by criminal penalties. The defense of unintentional violation or circumstances beyond one's control can be invoked, though the burden of proof lies with the defendant. Bail jumping in the third degree is classified as a Class C misdemeanor. The act will become effective on October 1, 2026.

Alabama HB405 establishes the crime of bail jumping in the third degree for violating electronic monitoring conditions.

Alabama HB405 creates the crime of bail jumping in the third degree for individuals who violate conditions of court-ordered electronic monitoring after being released from custody. This bill specifies that such violations are punishable by criminal penalties. The defense of unintentional violation or circumstances beyond one's control can be invoked, though the burden of proof lies with the defendant. Bail jumping in the third degree is classified as a Class C misdemeanor. The act will become effective on October 1, 2026.