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Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition

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Wednesday, September 2, 2026

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AL · SB330INTRO · 1 COSPONSOR

Courts; criminal procedure, electronic means authorized to swear warrants and citations in certain circumstances, law enforcement officers authorized to administer oaths in certain circumstances

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This bill allows judges and magistrates to issue warrants for certain violations, like traffic offenses and misdemeanors, remotely using video, phone, or digital means, without requiring the person requesting the warrant to be physically present. It also permits law enforcement officers to swear to the facts in citations remotely and authorizes them to administer oaths to other officers for these purposes. These changes aim to streamline the process for issuing warrants and swearing to citations.

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