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12-1-24
Section 12-1-24 Pretrial hearings in certain cases to be conducted by audio-video communications.
(a) The presiding judge of each judicial circuit may authorize pretrial motion hearings in
civil and criminal matters in the circuit courts, district courts, and probate courts to be
conducted by telephone conferencing or other audio-video telecommunications means. The presiding
judge shall develop and publish procedures for the conduct of the civil and criminal hearings
in the circuit courts, districts courts, and probate courts in his or her judicial circuit.
(b) The telephone or audio-video telecommunications device used in the hearing shall enable
the judge and all parties to converse simultaneously with each other. (Act 2012-499, p. 1470,
ยง1.)...
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11-51-186
Section 11-51-186 Taxpayer rights; responsibilities of municipality; abatement of penalty.
(a) Rights of the taxpayer. (1) At or before the commencement of an examination of the books
and records of a taxpayer, the taxing jurisdiction shall provide to the taxpayer a written
description, in simple and non-technical terms, of the role of the taxing jurisdiction and
the taxpayer during the examination and a statement of the taxpayer's rights. (2) At or before
the issuance of a preliminary assessment, the taxing jurisdiction shall provide to the taxpayer
in simple and non-technical terms: a. A written description of the basis for the assessment
and any penalty asserted with respect to the assessment. b. A written description of the method
by which the taxpayer may request an administrative review of the preliminary assessment.
(3) At or before the issuance of a final assessment, the taxing jurisdiction shall inform
the taxpayer by a written statement of his or her right to appeal to the...
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11-98-11
Section 11-98-11 Methods of response to emergency calls. (a) The emergency telephone
system shall be designed to have the capability of utilizing at least one of the following
four methods in response to emergency calls: (1) Direct dispatch method, which is a telephone
service to a centralized dispatch center providing for the dispatch of an appropriate emergency
service unit upon receipt of a telephone request for such services and a decision as to the
proper action to be taken. (2) Relay method, which is a telephone service whereby pertinent
information is noted by the recipient of a telephone request for emergency services, and is
relayed to appropriate public safety agencies or other providers of emergency services for
dispatch of an emergency service unit. (3) Transfer method, which is a telephone service which
receives telephone requests for emergency services and directly transfers such requests to
an appropriate public safety agency or other provider of emergency services. (4)...
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11-99A-20
Section 11-99A-20 Exemption from taxation. (a) Each district, and the bonds and interest
and income on the bonds of the district, shall be exempt from all taxation by the state or
any other public person and all of its property, purchases, sales, and usage, and the recordation
of its mortgages, indentures, deeds, or other instruments to which the district is a party
or which reflect the securing of any bonds of the district shall be exempt from all taxation
and recording fees. The income of a district shall be exempt from all taxation. (b) The purchase,
acquisition, and installation of materials for improvements by a district shall be exempt
from all sales and use taxes, gross receipts taxes in the nature of a sales or use tax, or
taxes measured by the amount of the purchase, whether levied on the vendor, contractor, subcontractor,
or the district. The Department of Revenue shall issue regulations to provide a simple procedure
to allow contractors and subcontractors to make purchases...
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13A-11-11
Section 13A-11-11 Falsely reporting an incident. (a) A person commits the crime of falsely
reporting an incident if with knowledge that the information reported, conveyed, or circulated
is false, he or she initiates or circulates a false report or warning of an alleged occurrence
or impending occurrence of a fire, bomb, explosion, crime, catastrophe, or emergency or the
alleged release or impending release of a hazardous or dangerous substance, including, but
not limited to, chemical, biological, or bacteriological substance or any nerve agent under
circumstances in which it is likely to cause evacuation of a building, place of assembly,
or transportation facility, or to cause public inconvenience or alarm. (b) Falsely reporting
an incident is a Class A misdemeanor except that falsely reporting an incident of a bomb or
explosion or the alleged release or impending release of a hazardous or dangerous substance
is a Class C felony. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the...
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36-21-14
Section 36-21-14 Communications by emergency responders with peer support members. (a)
As used in this section, the following terms shall have the following meanings: (1)
CERTIFIED PEER SUPPORT MEMBER. A law enforcement officer, firefighter, paramedic, emergency
dispatcher, emergency medical technician of an emergency service agency or entity, or a person
who is assigned to be a chaplain by an emergency service agency, who has received training
in critical incident stress management and who is certified as a peer support member by the
Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency to provide emotional and moral support to an emergency
responder who needs emotional or moral support as a result of job-related stress or an incident
in which the emergency responder was involved while acting in his or her official capacity.
(2) EMERGENCY RESPONDER. A law enforcement officer, firefighter, paramedic, emergency dispatcher,
or emergency medical technician of an emergency service agency or entity. (3)...
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37-2A-11
Section 37-2A-11 Interpretation. (a) This chapter is intended to supersede the remainder
of this title as to any matter provided for in this chapter. (b) Nothing in this chapter shall
do any of the following: (1) Alter the jurisdiction, rights, powers, authority, or duties
of the commission except as specifically provided for in this chapter. (2) Be interpreted
to expand the commission's jurisdiction, right, power, authority, or duty as it is provided
for in any other chapter of this title. (3) Alter any provider's obligations under state E-911
laws. (4) Alter, amend, or modify taxes imposed by Title 40, or any other title of this code,
unless specifically provided for in this chapter. (5) Alter, amend, or modify, other than
as provided in subdivision (1) of subsection (b) of Section 37-2A-4, the commission's
authority with regard to wholesale transactions between incumbent local exchange carriers
and other telecommunications carriers for the transmission and routing of telephone...
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31-9-3
Section 31-9-3 Definitions. As used in this article, these terms shall have the following
meanings: (1) EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. The preparation for and the carrying out of all emergency
functions, other than functions for which military forces or other federal agencies are primarily
responsible, to prevent, minimize, and repair injury and damage resulting from disasters caused
by enemy attack, sabotage, or other hostile action, or by fire, flood, earthquake, or other
natural cause. These functions include, without limitation, fire-fighting services; police
services; medical and health services; rescue, engineering, air raid warning services; communications;
radiological, chemical, and other special weapons of defense; evacuation of persons from stricken
areas; emergency welfare services (civilian war aid); emergency transportation; plant protection;
temporary restoration of public utility services; and other functions related to civilian
protection, together with all other activities...
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11-98-5.2
Section 11-98-5.2 911 Fund. (a) Effective October 1, 2013, the 911 Fund shall be created
as an insured interest-bearing account into which the 911 Board shall deposit all revenues
derived from the service charge levied on voice communications service providers under this
chapter and all prepaid wireless 911 charges received from the department. The revenues deposited
into the 911 Fund shall not be monies or property of the state and shall not be subject to
appropriation by the Legislature. The 911 Board shall administer the fund and shall credit
the 911 Fund all revenues received. The fund and revenues generated by the fund may only be
used as provided in this chapter. (b) Effective October 1, 2013, there shall first be deducted,
no more than one time during each calendar month, from the total amount of the statewide 911
charges paid over to the 911 Board during such month, a sum not to exceed one percent of the
total amount, to be applied by the 911 Board exclusively for payment of...
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11-98-5.3
Section 11-98-5.3 Prepaid wireless telephone service. (a) As used in this section,
the following words and terms shall have the following meanings unless the context clearly
indicates otherwise: (1) DEPARTMENT. The Department of Revenue for the State of Alabama. (2)
PREPAID RETAIL TRANSACTION. The purchase of prepaid wireless telecommunications service from
a seller for any purpose other than resale. (3) PREPAID WIRELESS CONSUMER. A person who purchases
prepaid wireless telecommunications service in a retail transaction. (4) PREPAID WIRELESS
TELEPHONE SERVICE. A service that meets all of the following requirements: a. Authorizes the
purchase of CMRS, either exclusively or in conjunction with other services. b. Must be paid
for in advance. c. Is sold in units or dollars whose number or dollar value declines with
use and is known on a continuous basis. (b) Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter,
the current CMRS emergency telephone service charge established under...
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