Posts Tagged ‘Alabama’
Urgent: Time Running Out on Alabama Parental Rights Bill
Alabama’s fundamental parental rights bill, House Bill 6, is running out of time and we need your help immediately. H.B. 6, championed by Rep. Kenneth Paschal, received bipartisan support in the House, where it passed by a vote of 87-8 (plus 7 not voting and 3 abstained) on May 24, and again in the Senate,…
Read MoreYour Calls Made the Difference: Parental Rights Passes Committee!
We’re excited to let you know that yesterday, April 12, the Alabama House Judiciary Committee favorably reported House Bill 6 (H.B. 6), The Parental Rights Protection Act! This powerful bill, introduced by Representative Kenneth Paschal, will make Alabama the 16th state in the nation to protect parental rights as fundamental in state code. Constitutional law…
Read MoreAction Needed: Call Now to Advance Alabama Parental Rights Bill
House Bill 6 (HB6), the Parental Rights Protection Act, was pre-filed on January 20, 2023, by Representative Kenneth Paschal and 3 cosponsors. It has been placed on the House Judiciary Committee calendar for Wednesday, April 12, at 1:30 p.m. in Room 200. HB6 seeks to protect parental rights as a fundamental right in state code…
Read MoreUrgent Calls Needed Today to Move Parental Rights Bill out of Committee
House Bill 6 (HB6), known as the Parental Rights Protection Act, was filed January 20, 2023, by State Rep. Kenneth Paschal and 3 co-sponsors to further fortify parental rights in Alabama, and to shield Alabamians from government overreach regarding parental rights. HB6 was placed in the House Judiciary Committee. We need your help. Please call…
Read MoreParental Rights Bill Introduced in Alabama
I first heard from Kenneth Paschal in March of 2011, when he was the Birmingham chapter president of the Alabama Family Rights Association. He was trying to persuade state lawmakers to pass parental rights legislation, and we were happy to lend our support to his efforts. Today, Kenneth Paschal is himself the state lawmaker, and…
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