Alabama SB199 adds restrictions on sex offenders convicted of offenses involving children, including bans on using post office boxes and electronic.
Alabama SB199 adds provisions for sex offenders convicted of offenses involving children, including restrictions on using post office boxes and electronic media like computers and phones. It also mandates sex offender treatment, including periodic polygraph examinations, as a condition of release. The Board of Pardons and Paroles or a court can require these measures. Failure to comply with these restrictions or treatment requirements is a Class C felony. The bill also authorizes the Director of the Board of Pardons and Paroles to adopt rules to implement these provisions.
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