12-9A-8
Section 12-9A-8 Assignment of circuit or district judges by presiding circuit judge. (a) A presiding circuit judge, by order, may assign a circuit or district court judge who is within the circuit to serve within the circuit or within the district courts of the circuit. Before assigning a judge, the presiding circuit judge shall evaluate the needs of the circuit, including the currency, congestion, and backlog of criminal and civil cases. (b) Assignments of judges by the presiding circuit judge shall be in writing and shall be sent to the assigned judge as soon as practicable. The presiding judge or the judge's designee may notify the assigned judge orally of the assignment. An oral notification of an assignment is sufficient until a written notification can be prepared and delivered to the assigned judge. A copy of each written assignment shall be filed with the Administrative Director of Courts and in the office of the clerk or register of the court to which the assignment is made....
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45-45-82.21
Section 45-45-82.21 Alternate establishment method. The governing body of Madison County having a county law library under existing laws on July 24, 1991, may come under this subpart by resolution thereof, upon request of the presiding circuit judge, and the filing of the copy of the resolution with the Secretary of State and the Administrative Director of Courts. This is an alternative method to the state act method of establishing a Madison County Law Library and Madison County may elect at any time to use either method but may not have a county law library under both methods at the same time. Any Madison County Law Library established under this subpart shall become the owner and successor of all property, funds, and obligations of its predecessors and all property and funds subsequently acquired by the Madison County Law Library. (Act 91-336, p. 654, § 2.)...
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45-28-80.01
Section 45-28-80.01 Circuit judges. (a) Notwithstanding any other provisions of law, no circuit judge of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit shall receive any increase in the local county salary supplement that the judge is receiving on May 21, 1992 unless the increase is provided hereafter by local law. (b) The county salary supplements provided for in subsection (a) shall be paid from the general fund of the county within the circuit in equal monthly installments and shall be in lieu of all county salary supplements and expense allowances, excluding travel mileage reimbursements, heretofore provided by law for the judges in the circuit. (Act 80-573, p. 886, §§1, 2; Act 92-577, p. 1199, §1.)...
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45-38-81
Section 45-38-81 Compensation of Judge of Probate. (a) The Judge of Probate of Lamar County shall receive as his or her compensation an amount equal to 90 percent of the total amount paid the presiding circuit judge of the Twenty-fourth Judicial Circuit. The compensation shall be paid out of the General Fund of Lamar County. (b) All fees and monies received by the judge of probate or his or her office shall be deposited into the county general fund. (c) This section shall become effective with the term of office of the Judge of Probate of Lamar County, Alabama, next following May 13, 1988. (Act 88-609, p. 951, §§1, 2, 5.)...
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45-29-82.41
Section 45-29-82.41 Payments to Judicial Administration Fund. An amount of five hundred dollars ($500) per month shall be paid from the district attorney's fund in the county where the presiding judge's office is principally located to the Judicial Administration Fund of the 24th Judicial Circuit. (Act 2017-449, §2.)...
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45-29-83
Section 45-29-83 Compensation; disposition of funds. (a) Beginning with the next term of office after August 1, 2016, the Judge of Probate of Fayette County shall receive as his or her compensation an amount equal to 75 percent of the starting total compensation paid the presiding circuit judge of the Twenty-fourth Judicial Circuit. The Judge of Probate of Fayette County shall be subject to the same compensation increases at the same time and in the same manner as the presiding circuit judge of the Twenty-fourth Judicial Circuit. The compensation shall be paid out of the General Fund of Fayette County. (b) All fees and monies received by the judge of probate or his or her office shall be deposited into the county general fund. (Act 88-276, p. 432, §§1, 2; Act 2016-252, §1.)...
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45-35-232.26
Section 45-35-232.26 Judicial officer. As used in this subpart, the term judicial officer means, unless otherwise indicated, any circuit judge or equivalent thereof in the Twentieth Judicial Circuit, any district court judge or equivalent, any district or municipal magistrate whose duties are authorized by law, and any municipal judge or any judge specially sitting by designation of the presiding judge of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit, or equivalent in the county. (Act 93-693, p. 1324, §7.)...
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11-25-2
Section 11-25-2 Existing libraries; alternative method of establishing libraries; successors to property, funds, etc. The governing body of each county having county law libraries under existing laws on August 8, 1979, may come under the provisions of this chapter by resolution thereof, upon the request of the presiding circuit judge, and the filing of a copy of said resolution with the Secretary of State and the Administrative Director of Courts. This is an alternative method to the local act method of establishing county law libraries and a county may elect at any time to use either method but may not have a county law library under both methods at the same time. All county law libraries established under the provisions of this chapter shall become owners and successors to all property, funds, and obligations of their predecessors and all property and funds subsequently acquired by the county law libraries. (Acts 1979, No. 79-751, p. 1336, §2.)...
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12-23A-4
Section 12-23A-4 Establishment of drug court; participation; incentives and sanctions; components; drug court team and advisory committee; coordinator. (a)(1) The presiding judge of each judicial circuit, with the consent of the district attorney of that judicial circuit, may establish a drug court or courts, under which drug offenders shall be processed, to appropriately address the identified substance abuse problem of the drug offender as a condition of pretrial release, pretrial diversion, probation, jail, prison, parole, community corrections, or other release or diversion from a correctional facility. The structure, method, and operation of each drug court may differ and should be based upon the specific needs of and resources available to the judicial district or circuit where the drug court is located, but shall be created and operate pursuant to this chapter and in compliance with rules promulgated by the Alabama Supreme Court. (2) Nothing in this chapter shall affect the...
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15-1-2
Section 15-1-2 Limits on interviews of victims of sexual abuse or exploitation under 12 years of age; confidentiality of court records of victims under 18 years of age. (a) The presiding judge of a judicial circuit, after consultation with the district attorney for the judicial circuit may provide for reasonable limits on the number of interviews a victim of sexual abuse or exploitation, who is under 12 years of age, must submit to for law enforcement or other purposes. The judge shall, to the extent possible, protect the victim from the psychological damage of repeated interrogation while preserving the rights of the public, the victim, and the person charged with the violation. (b) The court records of a child under the age of 18 years who is a victim of sexual abuse or exploitation shall not be open to the public, but shall be kept in the same manner as juvenile offender records are kept. (Acts 1985, No. 85-742, p. 1192.)...
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