Alabama § 45-51-82.25 Conditions of Behavior and Conduct

Alabama Statutes

§ 45-51-82.25 — Conditions of Behavior and Conduct

Alabama § 45-51-82.25

JurisdictionAlabama

Title 45Local Laws

Ch. 51Montgomery County

Art. 8Courts

Part 3District Attorney

Subpart 2Pretrial Diversion Program

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Ala. Code § 45-51-82.25 (2026).

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During that period the district attorney may impose conditions upon the behavior and conduct of the defendant which assures the safety and well being of the community as well as that of the defendant. Included among those conditions which may be imposed by the district attorney, are as follows:

(1)Placing the person under the supervision of a designated person or organization or appointed agency agreeing to supervise him or her.

(2)Require absolute non-criminal behavior on the part of the defendant.

(3)Require that the defendant conduct himself or herself in an honorable manner as a good member of the community, and not endanger in any way the person, property rights, dignity, or morals of himself, herself, or others.

(4)Require that the defendant comply with all municipal, county, sta

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During that period the district attorney may impose conditions upon the behavior and conduct of the defendant which assures the safety and well being of the community as well as that of the defendant. Included among those conditions which may be imposed by the district attorney, are as follows:
(1) Placing the person under the supervision of a designated person or organization or appointed agency agreeing to supervise him or her.
(2) Require absolute non-criminal behavior on the part of the defendant.
(3) Require that the defendant conduct himself or herself in an honorable manner as a good member of the community, and not endanger in any way the person, property rights, dignity, or morals of himself, herself, or others.
(4) Require that the defendant comply with all municipal, county, state, and federal law, ordinances, and orders.
(5) Require the defendant to promptly reply to any communication from the office of the district attorney, probation counselor, or any other representative or person designated by the district attorney or the probation department.
(6) Require the defendant to submit written reports in accordance with the instructions of the district attorney’s office or the probation department or other written or oral reports as required of the defendant by the office of the district attorney or probation department.
(7) Require the defendant to be absolutely truthful in such oral or written reports.
(8) Require the defendant to make every effort to obtain and hold a legitimate job and cooperate with the district attorney’s office in any effort which the office may make to obtain employment for the defendant.
(9) Require the defendant to report a loss of employment to the district attorney’s office or his or her probation counselor.
(10) Require the defendant to give notice of his or her arrest on any charge to the district attorney’s office or to his or her probation counselor.
(11) Require the defendant to support his or her dependents, if any, and assume toward them all moral and legal obligations.
(12) Require the defendant to pay restitution to the victim of the offense in an amount and upon such terms determined by the district attorney.