FREE Non Violent Habitual Offenders
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Free non violent inmates serving under the Habitual Offender Act of 1980. In 2000 this Act was changed for Habitual Offenders to not receive Life With Out Parole for non violent crimes, such as alcohol and drug addiction related crimes. The officials changed the law at the last minute to not include those already sentenced under this law. Sign this petition to Grandfather those already serving under the Habitual Offender Act.
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20 signatures
Goal: 10,000
Latest Signatures
29 July 2010
24 July 2010
9 July 2010
18.
Barbara Raval
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Serving many years in prison for stealing shampoo....that's something that shouldn't be common practice in a country like the United States of America! It sounds like a very bad joke, but unfortunately it's none!
9 July 2010
17.
Ed Hart
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9 July 2010
8 July 2010
15.
Phillipa Chantry
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8 July 2010
14.
BESSONNET Veronique
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Give them a chance to rehabilitate and to repair what they have done ... none is lost forever ...
8 July 2010
13.
Marie Long Woodham
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This law should have been put into effect a long time ago, it is long overdue.
8 July 2010
12.
Wythe Holt
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7 July 2010
11.
vicki S. Coffman
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alabama prisons are over crowded enough, we must stop this maddness. Locking people up is not solving the problem, it only causes more. Broken families, more people on welfare, just another sceam to rip the families of inmates off and the tax payers of a
7 July 2010
10.
Sabine Scheibel
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6 July 2010
9.
Sherry Swiney
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Word is that HB-34 will be presented at a special session to be held in August, 2001. The Habitual Offenders Act, as changed in 2000, provides that non-violent offenders who have not yet offended, will not receive Life Without Parole sentences any more.
6 July 2010
8.
Kim Mummert
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This law was intended for violent offenses not for non-violent offenses. This is our judicial and law makers running rampid due to over reaction.
4 July 2010
7.
vicki coffman
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it is time that we take a closer look and see that our system doesn't work. By including three strikes all we are doing is wasiting tax payers money, and loosing the value of family.
3 July 2010
6.
Freddie J Minshew
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This is a much needed bill. Our prisions are full and it is ridiculous to take space to house non violent people for the rest of their lifes. This is much needed space that could used for the violent criminals. Wake up Alabama.
3 July 2010
5.
Jim Allen
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Making the act retroactive is simple fairness, plus will save money for the DOC and taxpayers
3 July 2010
3 July 2010
3.
Pam Thrasher
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3 July 2010
2.
Diana Summerford
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needs to be changed to prevent further overcrowding. Half way corrected in May of 2000, now let's correct this wrong and make it right for all
2 July 2010
1.
NICKIE LEE TAYLOR
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