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34-24-53
Section 34-24-53 Board of Medical Examiners - Powers and duties generally; rules and regulations;
quorum; fund to defray litigation costs. (a) The Board of Censors of the Medical Association
of the State of Alabama, as constituted under the laws now in force, or which may hereafter
be in force, and under the constitution of the association, as the constitution now exists
or may hereafter exist, is constituted the State Board of Medical Examiners and is charged
with the duties and clothed with the powers hereinafter prescribed; the board is hereby vested
with authority to adopt and promulgate rules and regulations and to do such other acts as
may be necessary to carry into effect the duties and powers which accrue to it under laws
now in force or which may hereafter be in force; and a quorum as provided for by the constitution
of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama shall be competent to act. (b) The board
is hereby specifically authorized to set aside from its general...
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36-5-5
Section 36-5-5 To whom bonds payable; sureties; conditions generally. The bond of each public
officer required by law to give bond must, unless it is otherwise provided, be made payable
to the State of Alabama, with such sureties as the approving officer is satisfied have the
qualifications required by law, with condition, in all cases in which a different condition
is not prescribed, faithfully to discharge the duties of such office during the time he continues
therein or discharges any of the duties thereof. (Code 1852, §118; Code 1867, §157; Code
1876, §163; Code 1886, §257; Code 1896, §3070; Code 1907, §1483; Code 1923, §2595; Code
1940, T. 41, §35.)...
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41-9-22
Section 41-9-22 Officers and employees; meetings; offices, books, etc.; powers and duties generally.
(a) The commission may receive donations and contributions to carry on its work. It may establish
and maintain permanent offices and rooms. It may elect an executive officer, employ other
officers and employees and fix their compensation. It shall hold an annual meeting and as
many special meetings as may be necessary to conduct its business. Its books shall be subject
to examination by the Department of Examiners of Public Accounts. It shall have power to adopt
such rules and regulations, not inconsistent with the provisions of this chapter, as may be
necessary for the execution of the powers and duties herein conferred. (b) The commission
shall encourage the study of the fine and useful arts and art teaching, shall make investigations
and surveys, shall adopt standards and shall do and perform such other things as will promote
an interest in art in all of its relations. When called...
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11-3-11
Section 11-3-11 Powers and duties generally. (a) The county commission shall have authority:
(1) To direct, control, and maintain the property of the county as it may deem expedient according
to law, and in this direction and control it has the sole power to locate the courts in the
rooms of the courthouse and to designate the rooms to be occupied by the officers entitled
to rooms therein, including the circuit judge if resident in the county, and to change the
location of the courts and the designation of the rooms for officers as it may deem best and
most expedient, and this shall be done by order of the county commission entered upon the
minutes of the county commission at a regular meeting of the county commission. In the event
the courthouse is inadequate to supply office rooms for such officers, the county commission
may lease such office rooms in a convenient location in the county site and pay the rental
from the county fund. (2) To levy a general tax, for general county...
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12-17-93
Section 12-17-93 Authority. Clerks of the circuit court have authority: (1) To administer oaths
and take acknowledgments and affidavits in all cases in which the authority to administer
such oath or take such affidavit is not confined to some other officer. (2) To appoint deputies,
with full power to transact all business of such clerks, such deputies first taking an oath
to support the Constitution and laws of this state and faithfully to discharge the duties
of deputy clerks of the court for which they act. (3) To receive the amount of any judgment
entered in the courts of which they are clerks, either before or after the issue of execution
thereon. (4) To exercise such other powers as are, or may be, conferred by law, including
administrative rules of procedure promulgated by order of the Supreme Court of Alabama. (Code
1852, §651; Code 1867, §771; Code 1876, §676;Code 1886, §767; Code 1896, §933; Code 1907,
§3271; Code 1923, §6723; Code 1940, T. 13, §197.)...
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17-8-1
Section 17-8-1 Appointment of election officials; duties. (a) The appointing board, or a majority
of them acting as an appointing board, not more than 20 nor less than 15 days before the holding
of any election in their county, shall appoint from the qualified electors of the respective
precinct, necessary precinct election officials, which shall include at least one inspector,
to act at each voting place in each precinct. The appointing board may appoint the number
of precinct election officials necessary for each precinct, provided that, absent consent
of the county commission, the total number of precinct election officials appointed in a county
shall not exceed the total number of precinct election officials who were paid by the county
for the general election held November 2004. In the event that the number of precincts or
voting places utilized in an election within a county is increased or decreased, the total
number of officials who may be appointed without consent of the...
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36-11-1
Section 36-11-1 Persons subject to impeachment and removal from office; grounds for impeachment
generally. (a) The following officers may be impeached and removed from office: judges of
circuit and probate courts, district attorneys, judges of the courts of appeals, district
judges, sheriffs, clerks of the circuit courts, tax collectors, tax assessors, county treasurers,
coroners, notaries public, constables and all other state officers not named in Section 173
of the constitution and all other county officers and mayors and intendants of incorporated
cities and towns in this state. (b) The officers specified in subsection (a) of this section
may be impeached and removed from office for the following causes: (1) Willful neglect of
duty; (2) Corruption in office; (3) Incompetency; (4) Intemperance in the use of intoxicating
liquors or narcotics to such an extent in view of the dignity of the office and importance
of its duties as unfits the officer for the discharge of such duties; or...
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40-21-19
Section 40-21-19 Compelling production of records, documents, etc.; requiring attendance of
officers and individuals. If at any time after March 1 of any year the Department of Revenue
shall not have in its possession satisfactory data upon which to base an estimate of the value
of the property with the assessment of which it is charged or from any other cause it is not
able to make or complete any assessment, it shall have power to call upon any officer or agent
of any person, firm, or corporation, or upon any receiver or trustee in charge of the property
of any person, firm, or corporation for any records, books, or documents of any description
pertaining to the business of any such person, firm, or corporation for the answers to any
interrogatories which it may deem necessary to an intelligent discharge of its duties; and
it shall also have power to require the attendance of any officer of any corporation or any
other person where the testimony of such officer or person may to it...
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11-50-497
Section 11-50-497 Powers and duties generally. The board shall have complete control of the
municipal electric distribution system of such municipality and shall have authority to employ,
upon terms to be fixed by the board, but in no event for a term exceeding one year, and to
discharge with or without cause, managers, cashiers, clerks, stenographers, attorneys, linemen,
repairmen, laborers, and such other employees as are necessary for the operation of such municipal
electric distribution system, except that in those cities where public employees are governed
by a citywide civil service or merit system all of such managers, cashiers, clerks, stenographers,
linemen, repairmen, laborers, and such other employees as are necessary for the operation
of such system shall in all respects, both as to selection, employment, discharge, tenure
of office, or employment and as to pay, promotion, demotion, and in all other respects covered
by said civil service or merit system, be governed and...
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14-1-7
Section 14-1-7 Administrative divisions; chiefs of divisions. The board shall have the power
to create within the board such divisions as may be necessary for its effective administration.
Each division in the board shall be headed by and be under the direction, supervision and
control of an officer who shall be designated as the chief of such division. All chiefs of
divisions shall be appointed by the board. Before entering upon the discharge of their duties,
such chiefs of divisions shall take the constitutional oath of office. The salaries of such
chiefs of divisions shall be fixed by the board, with the approval of the Governor, and shall
be paid in the same manner and at the same time as the salaries of other state officers, but
no one of such salaries shall exceed such amount as is provided by statute; except, that the
salaries paid two physicians may not be in excess of such amount as is provided by statute.
Each such officer shall devote his full time to his official duties and...
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