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Bureau Director Cam Ward is pushing to expand assistance for those on pardons and paroles.
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All the latest stories we've written tagged "Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles."
Bureau Director Cam Ward is pushing to expand assistance for those on pardons and paroles.
There is bipartisan support for Senate Bill 118, which is now being considered in the House.
Rep. Jim Hill's bill makes retroactive a 2015 law that mandates early release and supervision for some.
The special general election is set for Tuesday, July 13, 2021.
"Politically, Ward and I agree on probably a handful of things and disagree on a truckload more. But his beliefs are grounded in principles."
Multiple GOP insiders say former Alabama State Rep. April Weaver is a frontrunner to replace State Sen. Cam Ward.
Ward is to replace current director Charlie Graddick, who announced on Nov. 2 that he planned to resign on Nov. 30.
Charlie Graddick wrote that he has known his tenure would not be long-term and that "now is the time to step aside.”
The seized evidence will be presented to a grand jury for further action and to authorities for potential federal charges.
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