Alabama § 13A-8-233 Training for Prosecutors and Law Enforcement Agencies

Alabama Statutes

§ 13A-8-233 — Training for Prosecutors and Law Enforcement Agencies

Alabama § 13A-8-233

Title 13ACriminal Code

Ch. 8Offenses Involving Theft

Art. 11Retail Theft Crime Prevention Act

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Ala. Code § 13A-8-233 (2026).

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The Office of Prosecution Services, Office of the Attorney General, Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency, Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police, Alabama Sheriffs Association, Alabama Grocers Association, and Alabama Retail Association shall make reasonable coordinated efforts to develop training for prosecutors and law enforcement agencies throughout the state to combat organized retail crime, violations of Chapter 41 of Title 8, and other crimes negatively impacting small and large businesses in Alabama and make recommendations to the Alabama Legislature and Governor regarding public safety and the prevention of organized retail crime, enforcement and prosecution of this article and Chapter 41 of Title 8, as well as the impact of organized retail thefts on Alabama businesses and the pub

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The Office of Prosecution Services, Office of the Attorney General, Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency, Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police, Alabama Sheriffs Association, Alabama Grocers Association, and Alabama Retail Association shall make reasonable coordinated efforts to develop training for prosecutors and law enforcement agencies throughout the state to combat organized retail crime, violations of Chapter 41 of Title 8, and other crimes negatively impacting small and large businesses in Alabama and make recommendations to the Alabama Legislature and Governor regarding public safety and the prevention of organized retail crime, enforcement and prosecution of this article and Chapter 41 of Title 8, as well as the impact of organized retail thefts on Alabama businesses and the public.