45-46-233.20
Section 45-46-233.20 Election to become Supernumerary Sheriff. Any sheriff of Marengo County
(1) who has served for 13 years as sheriff, and who becomes permanently and totally disabled,
proof of such disability being made by certificate of three reputable physicians, or (2) who
has served a minimum of 16 years as sheriff and who has reached the age of 52 years may elect
to become a Supernumerary Sheriff of Marengo County by filing a written declaration to that
effect with the Governor. If the Governor shall find any such declarant qualified under either
subdivision (1) or subdivision (2), a commission as Supernumerary Sheriff of Marengo County
shall thereupon be issued to such declarant by the Governor. (Act 79-478, p. 879, § 1.)...

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12-17-227.11
Section 12-17-227.11 (Effective November 8, 2016, subject to contingencies) Supernumerary program;
participation election. (a) A person serving as district attorney, supernumerary district
attorney, or who has made an election to assume the office of supernumerary district attorney
or is otherwise entitled to participate in the supernumerary district attorney program established
under Division 2 of this article shall, subject to subsection (c), continue to serve or participate
in the supernumerary district attorney program, which shall include the assumption of the
office of the supernumerary district attorney after November 8, 2016 according to the terms
and conditions of Division 2 of this article, notwithstanding the fact that the person may
be re-elected after November 8, 2016 to the office he or she is holding on November 8, 2016.
(b) No person may participate in both the supernumerary district attorney program and the
Employees' Retirement System based on the same service. (c) A...
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36-22-41
Section 36-22-41 Disability benefits. Any sheriff of any county of this state who served as
a law-enforcement officer for at least 20 years, 16 of which have been as a sheriff, and who
becomes totally disabled while performing duties relative to law enforcement shall be able
to receive disability payments equal to the retirement payments set out in Section 36-22-43,
and shall continue to receive said disability payments only so long as said person suffers
said total disability. (Acts 1975, No. 1231, p. 2591,§2.)...
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12-17-217
Section 12-17-217 Representation of clients in certain proceedings. Any person occupying the
office of supernumerary district attorney shall not represent any client, other than the State
of Alabama, himself or herself, or an immediate family member in any criminal, quasi-criminal,
or civil forfeiture proceeding resulting from a criminal action where the State of Alabama
is a party to the action, as court appointed counsel or as a public defender, eligible to
receive funds or reimbursements from the indigent defense fund. Upon motion, the court shall
enjoin any supernumerary district attorney from violating this section. (Act 2015-498, §30.)...

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12-17-215
Section 12-17-215 Compensation; term of office; impeachment. (a) The salary of each supernumerary
district attorney shall be an amount equal to $500.00 less than the salary paid by the state
to supernumerary circuit judges and shall be paid as other district attorneys' salaries are
now paid, for the payment of which an appropriation is hereby made. Such supernumerary district
attorney shall hold office during good behavior of such supernumerary district attorney and
may be removed only by impeachment for the causes specified in the Constitution of Alabama.
(b) The repeal of laws providing for supernumerary judges as provided in Section 12-17-40
shall not affect the compensation paid supernumerary district attorneys. The method for computing
said compensation will continue with full force and effect as if the laws regarding supernumerary
circuit judges were still in effect. (Acts 1969, No. 1050, p. 1965; Acts 1986, No. 86-320.)...

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12-17-214
Section 12-17-214 Issuance of commission; filling of vacancies in office of district attorney.
If the Governor shall find that any such declarant is qualified as set forth in this article,
a commission as supernumerary district attorney for the State of Alabama shall thereupon be
issued to such declarant by the Governor. The office of district attorney made vacant by the
election of any such declarant shall be filled by appointment of the Governor as provided
by law. (Acts 1953, No. 474, p. 589, §1; Acts 1959, No. 242, p. 806; Acts 1963, No. 467,
p. 1019, §1; Acts 1966, Ex. Sess., No. 239, p. 361; Acts 1967, No. 349, p. 908; Acts 1967,
Ex. Sess., No. 197, p. 243; Acts 1971, No. 858, p. 1620.)...
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12-18-59
Section 12-18-59 Judges' disability benefits. Any judge retiring pursuant to subdivision (1)
of subsection (a) of Section 12-18-55 who has served for 10 years shall be entitled to a disability
benefit allowance payable monthly from the Judicial Retirement Fund equal to 75 percent of
the salary payable to the state for the position held at the time of retirement. A disabled
judge who has served less than 10 years shall be entitled to receive a monthly benefit equal
to 25 percent of the salary payable by the state for the position held at the time of retirement
plus 10 percent of such salary for each year of service in excess of five years; provided,
that in no event shall such judge receive less than 30 percent of the annual salary being
paid to a full-time district court judge by the state at the time of his retirement. (Acts
1975, No. 1205, p. 2384, §4-124.)...
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45-28-82
Section 45-28-82 Supernumerary district attorneys. Persons who have served as district attorneys
in Etowah County and who are in all manner and respects entitled to status as supernumerary
district attorneys under the general law of the state and who have elected to become supernumerary
district attorneys pursuant to such general law shall be entitled to receive total compensation
in such amounts as shall be set from time to time for supernumerary circuit judges. Each such
supernumerary district attorney shall be paid as a supplement from the general funds of the
county in addition to all sums received from state funds such funds, if any, as shall be necessary
so that his or her total compensation for services as a supernumerary district attorney shall
be in amount equal to that received by persons who have elected to become supernumerary circuit
judges under the general law of the state. (Act 81-150, p. 173, §1.)...
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21-4-21
Section 21-4-21 Definitions. As used in this article, unless the context clearly indicates
a different meaning, the following terms shall have meanings ascribed to them as follows:
(1) ELDERLY INDIVIDUAL. An individual 65 years of age or older; (2) ELECTION FOR STATE OFFICE.
A general, special primary, or runoff election for an executive, legislative, or judicial
state office that is contested on a statewide basis; (3) HANDICAPPED INDIVIDUAL. An individual
qualified to vote, who, by reason of illness, injury, age, congenital malfunction, or other
permanent or temporary incapacity or disability, is unable without accessible facilities or
registration and voting aids to have access to registration and voting equal to that available
to persons who are not so affected; (4) STATE. State of Alabama; (5) VOTING PRECINCT. The
area inhabited by all individuals assigned to one polling place for a state election. (Acts
1985, No. 85-234, p. 133, §2.)...
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36-26-65
Section 36-26-65 Certain employees of the Disability Determination Division of the State Department
of Education. On the first day of June 1980, every employee of the Disability Determination
Division of the State Department of Education who: (1) Was initially employed at a time when
the state Merit System employment registers from which the Disability Determination Division
could select employees had been exhausted, and could not be replenished because the State
Personnel Board was under order of a federal court not to give examinations to establish new
registers, (2) Has been employed continuously by said Disability Determination Division for
a period of four or more years, and (3) Has rendered satisfactory service in the position
currently held, shall be covered under the state Merit System, without examination, and shall
immediately become an employee in the classified service of the state in a position comparable
to the position held by such person on May 28, 1980. Thereafter all...
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