Alabama HB494 requires a warrant for government agents to enter private land and seize personal property, with exceptions.
Alabama HB494 mandates that government agents must obtain a warrant before entering private land and seizing personal property, except in specific circumstances. These exceptions include the presence of exigent circumstances, imminent unlawful killing or destruction of a wild animal, or the presence of a crippled or distressed wild animal. The bill also requires agents to notify property owners of their presence and to activate body-worn cameras.
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