Alabama § 15-16-69 Specific Conditions for Conditional Release Must Be Stated; Periodic Reports Regarding Defendant’s Compliance; Periodic Reports Not Deemed Violative of Doctor-Patient Privilege

Alabama Statutes

§ 15-16-69 — Specific Conditions for Conditional Release Must Be Stated; Periodic Reports Regarding Defendant’s Compliance; Periodic Reports Not Deemed Violative of Doctor-Patient Privilege

Alabama § 15-16-69

Title 15Criminal Procedure

Ch. 16Insanity

Art. 4Criminal Psychopath Release Restriction Act

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Ala. Code § 15-16-69 (2026).

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If conditional release is ordered, the court shall state the specific conditions to be followed by the defendant. The order shall also direct the appropriate agencies or persons to submit periodic reports to the court regarding the defendant’s compliance with the conditions of release and progress in treatment, with copies to the district attorney, to the defendant or his guardian or counsel, and to the individual or institution from which the defendant is released. Such reports shall not be deemed to be a violation of any doctor-patient, psychiatrist-patient, or psychologist-patient privilege.

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If conditional release is ordered, the court shall state the specific conditions to be followed by the defendant. The order shall also direct the appropriate agencies or persons to submit periodic reports to the court regarding the defendant’s compliance with the conditions of release and progress in treatment, with copies to the district attorney, to the defendant or his guardian or counsel, and to the individual or institution from which the defendant is released. Such reports shall not be deemed to be a violation of any doctor-patient, psychiatrist-patient, or psychologist-patient privilege.