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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12-18-87
Section 12-18-87 Benefits. (a) Judges' retirement benefits. - The annual retirement
benefit payable to a probate judge retiring pursuant to subdivisions (2), (3), (4), and (5)
of Section 12-18-84 shall be 75 percent of the base sum or salary upon which such judge
is paying the percentage as provided in subsection (a) or subsection (b) of Section
12-18-82 immediately prior to retirement. Such retirement benefit shall be payable monthly
from the State Treasury for the life of the beneficiary. (b) Spouses' benefits. - After the
death of any probate judge who has held office for a minimum of five years, his or her spouse
shall receive a yearly benefit from the State Treasury equivalent to the greater of $480.00
per year, multiplied by the number of years of service, not to exceed 10 years, or three percent
of the base sum or salary upon which such probate judge was paying the percentage as provided
in subsection (a) or subsection (b) of Section 12-18-82 immediately prior to retirement,...

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12-18-10
Section 12-18-10 Retirement and disability benefits of justices of Supreme Court, judges
of courts of appeals and judges of circuit courts; payment of benefits to spouses upon death
of justices or judges; call to active duty status of retired justices or judges; powers, duties,
compensation, etc., of retired justices or judges on active duty status; transfer of justices
or judges from active to inactive status, etc. (a) The retirement benefit payable to a justice
of the Supreme Court or judge of one of the courts of appeals retiring pursuant to subdivision
(2), (3), (4) or (5) of subsection (a) of Section 12-18-6 shall be 75 percent of the
salary prescribed by law for the position from which he retires, payable monthly for the rest
of his life. Such benefit shall continue to be 75 percent of his salary prescribed by law
for such position and shall change in amount as such salary is hereafter increased or decreased
by law and shall not be subject to writs of attachment or garnishment....
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45-49A-60
Section 45-49A-60 Retirement benefits. (a) This section shall apply to any municipality
in the State of Alabama having a population, according to the latest federal census, between
175,000 and 225,000 persons. (b) Any elected official of any such municipality who previously
has served, or who is presently serving, or who in the future may serve as such elected official,
and serves for a period of not less than 12 years, shall be paid a retirement benefit equal
to 30 percent of the average compensation he or she received as a salary during the five highest
paid years which he or she served as such elected official, which benefit shall be payable
monthly. (c) Any elected official of any such municipality who previously has served, or who
is presently serving, or who in the future may serve as such elected official, and serves
for a period of not less than 16 years, shall be paid a retirement benefit equal to 40 percent
of the average compensation he or she received as a salary during the...
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12-18-58
Section 12-18-58 Judges' retirement benefits. The annual retirement benefit payable
to a judge retiring pursuant to subdivisions (2) through (5) of subsection (a) of Section
12-18-55 shall be 75 percent of the salary payable by the state to district judges on the
date such judge retires. Retired district judges shall also be entitled to receive cost-of-living
increases in their retirement pay equal to any cost-of-living increment received by retired
state employees from the State Employees' Retirement System, as provided by the Legislature
from time to time. District judges retirement benefits shall be payable monthly for the life
of the beneficiary and shall not be subject to writs of attachment or garnishment. (Acts 1975,
No. 1205, p. 2384, §4-122; Acts 1988, No. 88-164, p. 264, §2.)...
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12-18-112
Section 12-18-112 Transfer of contributions and creditable service - District judge's
adjusted benefit formulas; spouse's benefits. In the event a member of the Judicial Retirement
Fund, who is a district judge, or a surviving spouse thereof, must employ and count creditable
service transferred under this article to qualify for retirement and/or benefits under the
fund, the benefits or allowances payable to such member or spouse shall be calculated as follows,
and shall be in lieu of any and all other rights, benefits and allowances, except social security
payments: (1) The annual service allowance payable to a retiring district judge shall be an
annual amount equal to the sum of: a. The amount which results when 90 percent of the retirement
benefits payable by the state to circuit judges on the date such district judge retires (as
is provided under Section 12-18-58) is multiplied by the ratio created when the member's
number of years of creditable service, excluding transferred...
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12-18-60
Section 12-18-60 Payment of benefits to spouses upon death of judges. After the death
of any district judge, who, while serving as an intermediate court judge or as a district
judge, has contributed or paid into a county retirement system or to a state retirement system
for a minimum of five years, his spouse shall receive a yearly benefit from the state equivalent
to three percent of the salary payable from the State Treasury prescribed by law for his former
position as a district judge or as an intermediate court judge, as the case may be, for each
year of service not to exceed 30 percent of such salary, payable monthly for the remainder
of such spouse's life or until their remarriage. (Acts 1975, No. 1205, p. 2384, §4-123; Acts
1988, No. 88-164, p. 264, §4.)...
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45-40-80.02
Section 45-40-80.02 Supplemental retirement benefit. (a) The circuit and district court
judges of the Thirty-sixth Judicial Circuit who are holding office on May 29, 1984, shall
have six months from May 29, 1984, to make an election, in writing, with the county commission
of the county comprising the circuit to come within this section. Each circuit and
district court judge appointed or elected to office in the Thirty-sixth Judicial Circuit after
May 29, 1984, shall come under this section as a matter of law. (b) Each circuit and
district court judge coming under this section shall contribute annually to the county
treasury of the county comprising the Thirty-sixth Judicial Circuit six percent of his or
her annual salary supplement derived from the county. Such percentage shall be payable in
equal monthly installments and shall be deducted by the county treasurer from the judge's
salary supplement and credited to an individual account of the judge from whose salary supplement
it was...
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16-25-14
Section 16-25-14 Retirement of members; benefits generally. (a)(1) Any Tier I plan member
who withdraws from service upon or after attainment of age 60 and any Tier II plan member
who withdraws from service upon or after attainment of age 62, or in the case of a Tier II
plan member who is a correctional officer, firefighter, or law enforcement officer as defined
in Section 36-27-59, who withdraws from service upon or after attainment of age 56
with at least ten years of creditable service as a correctional officer, firefighter, or law
enforcement officer may retire upon written application to the Board of Control setting forth
at what time, not less than 30 days nor more than 90 days subsequent to the execution and
filing thereof, he or she desires to be retired; provided, that any such member who became
a member on or after October 1, 1963, shall have completed 10 or more years of creditable
service. (2) Any Tier I plan member who has attained age 60 and any Tier II plan member who...

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45-37-123.01
Section 45-37-123.01 Definitions. For the purposes of this part, the following terms
shall have the following meanings: (1) ACT. The act adding this part, to be called the General
Retirement System for Employees of Jefferson County Act. (2) ACTIVE MEMBER. An individual
who currently is employed by the county or other entities set forth in subdivision (20) and
is making employee contributions to the system. (3) ACTUARIAL EQUIVALENT. Effective July 30,
1984, or such other dates as set forth in Exhibit A, which is maintained in the office of
the pension board, a form of benefit differing in time, period, or manner of payment from
a specific benefit provided under the plan but having the same value when computed using the
mortality tables, the interest rate, and any other assumptions last adopted by the pension
board, which assumptions shall clearly preclude any discretion in the determination of the
amount of a member's benefit. (4) ACTUARIAL GAIN. As defined in Section...
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