Alabama SB31 increases penalties for making terrorist threats and mandates school actions for students charged with such crimes.
Alabama SB31 amends the state's criminal code to increase penalties for making terrorist threats in the first and second degrees. It defines "credible threat" and "threat" and revises the elements of these crimes. The bill requires public school principals to immediately notify law enforcement if a student's conduct warrants a charge of making a terrorist threat.
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