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45-4-71
Section 45-4-71 Employment of personnel. (a) The Bibb County Commission, or other like governing
body, is hereby authorized to employ such clerks, secretaries, and clerical assistants as
are needed to perform duties in the office of the Judge of Probate and in the office of the
Sheriff of Bibb County, Alabama. All such employees shall have their salaries determined by
the county commission to be paid in equal monthly installments from any funds available in
the county treasury, upon warrants drawn upon the county treasury in the manner prescribed
by law. (b) The Bibb County Commission, or other like governing body, is hereby authorized
to pay the salaries, or any portion thereof, of existing and future clerks, secretaries and
clerical assistants employed by the judge of probate and the sheriff and who are performing
duties in the office of the Judge of Probate of Bibb County and in the office of Sheriff of
Bibb County respectively. The county commission shall determine the portion of...
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45-40-236.01
Section 45-40-236.01 Additional service of process fee; out-of-state documents. (a) In addition
to all existing charges, fees, judgments, and costs of court, the clerk, sheriff, or other
appropriate court official in the civil division of the District and Circuit Courts of Lawrence
County shall increase the fees by seventeen dollars fifty cents ($17.50) per document personally
served by the sheriff's office, or its designee. For the purposes of this section, the term
document shall include multiple papers served on a party or entity at one time. (b) In addition
to all existing charges, fees, judgments, and costs of court, the clerk, sheriff, or other
appropriate court official in the civil division of the District and Circuit Courts of Lawrence
County for documents generated out-of-state shall collect a fee of fifty dollars ($50) per
document served by the sheriff's office, or its designee. For the purposes of this section,
the term document shall include multiple papers served on a...
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45-49-85.05
Section 45-49-85.05 Electronic signatures; transmittal or exchange of documents in electronic
format. (a) In Mobile County, the judge of probate and chief clerk of the probate court may
utilize a computer generated, digitized electronic signature of the judge of probate or the
chief clerk of the probate court as the required signature of the judge of probate or the
chief clerk for purposes of issuing summons, subpoenas, orders, or other legal process from
the probate court to the Sheriff of Mobile County or the sheriff of any other county in this
state, for service on parties named. (b) The Judge of Probate and Sheriff of Mobile County
and the sheriff of any other county in this state, may enter into arrangements to use data
processing means and technology to transmit legal process to and from the Probate Court of
Mobile County and their respective offices, including returns on service status. All documents
transmitted or exchanged in electronic format shall be afforded the same...
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11-2A-1
Section 11-2A-1 Categorization of counties. (a) For purposes of determining the amount of annual
compensation which a county shall pay to a county commissioner, a judge of probate, a sheriff,
a tax assessor, a tax collector, a revenue commissioner, a license commissioner, and an elected
assistant tax assessor or collector, the 67 counties of the state shall be placed in categories
based on population according to the most recent federal decennial census. (b) The population
categories of counties are as follows: (1) CATEGORY 1. Population in excess of 450,000. (2)
CATEGORY 2. Population from 350,001 to 449,999. (3) CATEGORY 3. Population from 200,001 to
350,000. (4) CATEGORY 4. Population from 50,001 to 200,000. (5) CATEGORY 5. Population from
19,000 to 50,000. (6) CATEGORY 6. Population of less than 19,000. (Act 2000-108, p. 148, §1.)...
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12-17-186
Section 12-17-186 Appointment of attorney to act for district attorney when office vacant,
district attorney disqualified, etc. (a) The presiding judge of the circuit court, the district
court or the municipal court, when the district attorney or assistant district attorney regularly
required by law to prosecute criminal cases in such court is absent, or connected with the
party against whom it is his duty to appear by consanguinity or affinity within the fourth
degree, or when there is a vacancy in the office from any cause, or when the district attorney
refuses to act, may appoint a competent attorney to act in such district attorney's place,
but such appointment shall in no event extend beyond the session of the court at which the
appointment is made. (b) The attorney so appointed shall receive for his services the sum
of $25.00 per day for the time he is actually engaged in court, to be paid on the warrant
of the Comptroller if the district attorney for whom he is appointed to act...
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12-17-220
Section 12-17-220 Powers of district attorneys as to employment, compensation, etc., of assistants,
investigators, etc., to serve at district attorney's pleasure; such employees not covered
by State Merit System Act; supplementation of state expenditures, etc., by counties. (a) The
district attorney of each judicial circuit is hereby authorized to employ, in any manner as
he or she shall determine necessary, assistant district attorneys, investigators, clerical,
secretarial, and other personnel, who shall be paid from funds available for that purpose.
Unless otherwise provided by local law for Talladega County, all of these employees shall
serve at the pleasure of the district attorney and shall not be considered employees under
the State Merit System Act. (b) The district attorney is authorized to supplement the salaries
of personnel employed within his or her office. (c) The district attorney is authorized to
use funds available to him or her from all sources such as grants,...
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12-17-226.14
Section 12-17-226.14 Funding of program. A pretrial diversion program established under this
division may apply for grants, may accept donations from individuals or corporations, and
may receive funding or appropriations from city, county, or state agencies or departments
to be used in the maintenance or expansion of the pretrial diversion program. Absent an express
agreement between the county commission, sheriff, and district attorney, no county commission
or any of its departments or agencies shall be required to participate in, or provide funding
for, any pretrial diversion program established under this division. (Act 2013-361, p. 1290,
§15.)...
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13A-12-51
Section 13A-12-51 District attorney to file complaint on certain information. When it shall
be made known to any district attorney who prosecutes criminal cases in the county by the
chief of police, sheriff or other officer or by any reputable citizen that any hotel, tavern,
inn or other building has been provided with bells, wires, signals or dumbwaiters or any of
them, or other implements or appliances for communicating with the occupants of a gaming place
or rooms used for gambling, or that barred or locked doors have been provided which prevent
the access of any officer to said rooms where said gaming is carried on, the district attorney
shall file a complaint in a court against the owner of such building or room, as well as against
the keeper or proprietor of such hotel, tavern, inn or other building to obtain a mandatory
injunction to compel the removal of all the things, implements or devices hereinabove mentioned
and to perpetually enjoin them from permitting said hotel,...
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14-3-30
Section 14-3-30 Temporary confinement of convict pending removal; inmate developing medical
condition which requires treatment. (a) When any convict is sentenced to the penitentiary,
the judge of the court in which the sentence is rendered shall order the inmate to be confined
in the nearest secure jail. The clerk of the court shall at once notify the Department of
Corrections as to the jail where the inmate is confined, forward to the department a copy
of the judgment entry and sentence in the case, and inform the department if any special care
is necessary to guard the inmate. Thereupon, the department shall direct where the inmate
shall be taken for confinement or hard labor. (b) When an inmate sentenced to the custody
of the department and the department is in receipt of a transcript of such sentence, is being
housed in a county jail, and the inmate develops a medical condition which requires immediate
treatment at a medical-care facility outside the county jail, the department...
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14-8-42
Section 14-8-42 Willful failure of inmate to remain within extended limits of confinement or
return to place of confinement within time prescribed. The willful failure of an inmate to
remain within the extended limits of his confinement or to return to the place of confinement
within the time prescribed shall be deemed an escape from a state penal institution in the
case of a state inmate and an escape from the custody of the sheriff in the case of a county
inmate and shall be punishable accordingly. (Acts 1976, No. 637, p. 883, §6.)...
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