Amber’s Law Law and Legal Definition
Amber’s law is a federal law that requires, among other things, life in prison without parole for two-time sex offenders whose victims are children. It further requires reports to be made to Congress about judges whose sentences fall below federal guidelines. The law is named after Amber Rene Hagerman, a nine-year-old girl from Texas who was abducted and later murdered by an unknown person in 1996. Amber’s murder led way to the creation of the AMBER Alert system also. Amber’s law is also known as the Amber Hagerman Act.
Legal Definition list
- Amber’s Law
- Amber Hangerman Child Protection Act
- Amber Alert
- Ambassador at Large
- Ambassador
- Ambient Temperature
- Ambiguitas Latens
- Ambiguitas Patens
- Ambiguitas Verborum Latens Verificatione Suppletur; Nam Quod Ex Facto Oritur Ambiguum Verificatione Facti Tollitur
- Ambiguitas Verborum Patens Nulla Verificatione Excluditur
- Ambiguitas Verborum Patents Nulla Verificatione Excluditur
