Codifies AG recommendations for issuing Amber Alert when family member abducts child.
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This bill codifies the Attorney General’s recommendations for issuing Amber Alerts when a child is abducted by a family member. It establishes specific criteria law enforcement officials must consider, including threats of harm, past abuse, use of violence, and the abductor’s mental state or substance abuse history. The bill also outlines procedures for activating and broadcasting Amber Alerts, involving media outlets and transportation authorities, and mandates public education campaigns. It aims to ensure a consistent and appropriate response to family member abductions.
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