Tag: Alabama

Safety Law News for 7/25/13

The County commissioners of Rowan County, North Carolina reject a request for school resource officers at the county’s middle schools in a “hold-the-line county budget.” Richland, South Carolina school officials believe that school resource officers need to be in all…

Safety Law News for 7/11/13

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine released recommendations from his school-safety task force of law enforcement, educators, mental health officials, firefighters and clergy.  The task force called for schools to provide detailed floor plans for law enforcement, and calls on state…

Safety Law News for 6/3/13

Maryland school resource officers discuss serving using the triad approach to school safety.  The Kentucky Supreme Court rules that students must be given Miranda warnings – that they have right to remain silent and to have a lawyer – if…

Safety Law News for 5/20/13

• The Indiana legislature has changed its mind on a provision of Senate Bill 1 that would require schools to have an armed protection officer in the building during school hours.  The new language gives schools an annual opportunity to…

Safety Law News for 4/22/13

• More than 200 teachers from Pinellas County, Florida have expressed interest in a free class to learn about carrying a concealed weapon. • The town of Little Ferry, New Jersey, volunteered to reassign school resource officers to the school…

Safety Law News for 4/1/13

• A bill that increases the role of school resource officers in Colorado schools was unanimously approved by the state Senate. •  Two counties in Alabama seek to amend the Alabama constitution to create funding to pay the costs of…

Safety Law News for 3/12/13

• The Oklahoma House of Representatives approve House Bill 1062, that authorizes teachers who take a 120-hour training course to bring handguns into their classrooms. • The Alabama Senate has approved legislation that reverses a 2005 law and a policy…

Safety Law News for 2/20/13

• Gadsden, Alabama officials seek to hire retired law enforcement officers for school resource officer positions at the city’s 13 school campuses.  The City Council approved a proposal to allow the retired officers to serve. • Under HB  0860, legislation,…

Safety Law News for 9/7/12

Missouri educators respond to fight videos posted online by their students. A lawsuit against Birmingham Police Department, for using pepper spray in schools, is now a class action lawsuit. The Ohio teenager who was charged with inducing panic, because of…