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Established through Senate Bill 767 (2021) and Senate Bill 768 (2021), TOOR provides workforce preparedness training, resources, and networking opportunities to its over 9,523 enrollees. This innovative program has successfully reduced recidivism in prisons and jails throughout the state with 5,896 JII enrollees employed as of March 31, 2025. This program, along with similar programs like Alabamas newly formed Alabama Statewide Reentry Task Force (AL S.J.R

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Congress gave the FDA the power to regulate key aspects of the tobacco industry in 2009, including designating new tobacco products as modified risk, compared with traditional cigarettes, chew and other products