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15-13-123
Section 15-13-123 Surety discharged - Failing to accept detainer. In all cases where any law
enforcement officer, as described in Section 15-13-122, who has custody of a defendant for
which a surety presents to the officer a bondsman's process in order to place a detainer on
the defendant, refuses to accept and place a detainer on the defendant or in detainer cases
where the defendant is released and the surety is not notified or given the opportunity to
arrest the defendant as set out in Section 15-13-122, the surety shall be exonerated of all
liability on the bail by the court having jurisdiction over the bail. (Acts 1993, No. 93-677,
p. 1259, §24.)...
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31-2A-43
Section 31-2A-43 (Article 43.) Statute of limitations. (a) Except as otherwise provided in
this article, a person charged with any offense is not liable to be tried by courts-martial
or punished under Section 31-2A-15 (Article 15) if the offense was committed more than 12
months before the receipt of sworn charges and specifications by an officer exercising court-martial
jurisdiction over the command or before the imposition of punishment under Section 31-2A-15
(Article 15). (b) Periods in which the accused is absent without authority or fleeing from
justice shall be excluded in computing the period of limitation prescribed in this article.
(c) Periods in which the accused was absent from territory in which the state has the authority
to apprehend him or her, or in the custody of civil authorities, or in the hands of the enemy,
shall be excluded in computing the period of limitation prescribed in this article. (d) When
the United States is at war, the running of any statute of...
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15-7-4
Section 15-7-4 Warrant of arrest - Defined; contents; form. (a) A "warrant of arrest"
is an order in writing, issued and signed by a judge or magistrate, stating the substance
of the complaint and directed to a proper officer, commanding him to arrest the defendant.
(b) Such warrant must designate the name of the defendant, if known; but if it states that
the name is unknown to the judge or magistrate, then no name need be inserted. It must also
state the offense by name or so that it can be clearly inferred, the county in which it was
issued must appear from some part of the warrant, and the warrant must be signed by the judge
or magistrate, with his name and initials of office, or the same must in some way appear from
the warrant. It must be directed "to any lawful officer of the state," and, if executed
by any lawful officer having authority to execute it, it is valid without regard to its direction.
(c) A warrant of arrest may be in substance as follows: The State of Alabama,...
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16-49-4
Section 16-49-4 Powers and duties of university police officers. (a) The President of Alabama
Agricultural and Mechanical University, with the approval of the board of trustees, is hereby
authorized to appoint and employ suitable persons to act as police officers to keep off intruders
and prevent trespass upon and damage to the property and grounds of the university. Such persons
shall be charged with all the duties and vested with all the powers of police officers and
may eject trespassers from the university buildings and grounds, and may, without warrant,
arrest any persons guilty of disorderly conduct or of trespass upon the property of the university,
or for any public offense committed in their presence, and carry them before the nearest court
or any other officer charged with the trial of such offenders, before whom, upon proper affidavit
charging the offense, any person so arrested may be tried and convicted as in cases of persons
brought before him on his warrant, and may with...
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16-50-4
Section 16-50-4 Powers and duties of university police officers. (a) The President of Alabama
State University, with the approval of the board of trustees, is hereby authorized to appoint
and employ suitable persons to act as police officers to keep off intruders and prevent trespass
upon and damage to the property and grounds of the university. Such persons shall be charged
with all the duties and vested with all the powers of police officers and may eject trespassers
from the university buildings and grounds and may, without warrant, arrest any persons guilty
of disorderly conduct or of trespass upon the property of the university, or for any public
offense committed in their presence, and carry them before the nearest court or officer charged
with the trial of such offenders, before whom, upon proper affidavit charging the offense,
any person so arrested may be tried and convicted as in cases of persons brought before him
on his warrant, and such officers shall have authority to...
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15-13-126
Section 15-13-126 Return of bondsman's process. (a) All bondsman's processes, when executed
by sureties or other lawful authorized persons, shall be returned by the sheriff, chief of
police, or other authorized law enforcement officer to the clerk of the court from which they
were issued once the defendant is returned to the custody of the court of jurisdiction with
the proper return thereon endorsed. (b) If the bondsman's process is executed, the return
shall be made within five days after service. (c) When any writ of arrest or other warrant
issued by the clerk of the court, in the same case as a bondsman's process, to any law enforcement
officer and the warrant has been executed and returned to the clerk of the court, the clerk
shall notify the surety which obtained the bondsman's process, and if the bondsman's process
has not been executed at the time of the notice, then the surety shall return the process
to the clerk of the court within five days and the surety shall endorse...
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16-55-10
Section 16-55-10 Police officers. (a) The President of the University of South Alabama may
appoint and employ suitable persons to serve as police officers to keep off intruders and
prevent trespass upon and damage to the property and grounds of the university. Such persons
shall be charged with all the duties and invested with all the powers of police officers.
An officer may eject trespassers from university buildings and grounds owned, leased, or otherwise
controlled by the university. An officer may arrest any person for any offense provided by
law and shall transport the offender to the nearest district court or municipal court charged
with the trial of such offense. (b) The police officers provided for in this section shall
cooperate with and, when requested, furnish assistance to the regularly constituted authorities
of the Municipalities of Mobile and Fairhope, and their jurisdiction and authority shall be
coextensive within the police jurisdictions of those municipalities. (c)...
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22-50-21
Section 22-50-21 Police officers for state mental health facilities or hospitals. The State
Mental Health Officer may appoint or employ one or more suitable persons to act as police
officers to arrest intruders, trespassers, and persons guilty of improper or disorderly conduct
on the property of state mental health facilities or hospitals. Such officers shall be charged
with all the duties and invested with all the powers of police officers and may eject trespassers
from the hospital grounds, buildings, or lands or arrest them and may, without warrant, arrest
any person guilty of abuse of a patient, of a misdemeanor or disorderly conduct, of stealing
or injuring property or other offenses committed on the lands or premises of the hospitals
and take such person before a district court judge or other officer charged with trial of
such offenders, before whom, upon proper affidavit charging the offense, the person so arrested
shall be tried and, if found guilty, convicted as in cases of...
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45-1-82
Section 45-1-82 Definitions. For the purposes of this subpart, the following terms shall have
the following meanings: (1) DISTRICT ATTORNEY. The District Attorney of the Nineteenth Judicial
Circuit, or any of his or her staff. (2) LAW ENFORCEMENT or LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. Any person
who is employed by an agency or department whose purpose is to protect people. This may include,
but is not limited to, police personnel, sheriff personnel, coroner, Department of Human Resources
personnel, parole and probation personnel, community corrections office personnel, and court
referral office personnel, whether that agency or department is in the State of Alabama or
located elsewhere. (3) OFFENDER. Any person charged with a crime as defined by this code,
which was allegedly committed in the jurisdiction of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit. (4)
SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. As that term is defined in subdivision (14) of Section 13A-1-2. (Act
2006-89, p. 110, §1.)...
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45-12-82
Section 45-12-82 Definitions. For the purposes of this part, the following terms shall have
the following meanings: (1) DISTRICT ATTORNEY. The District Attorney of the First Judicial
Circuit, State of Alabama, or any of his or her staff. (2) LAW ENFORCEMENT or LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICER. Any person who is employed by an agency or department whose purpose is to protect
people. This may include, but is not limited to, police personnel, sheriff personnel, coroner,
Department of Human Resources personnel, parole and probation personnel, community corrections
office personnel, and court referral office personnel, whether that agency or department is
in the State of Alabama or located elsewhere. (3) OFFENDER. Any person charged with a crime
as defined by this code, which was allegedly committed in the jurisdiction of the First Judicial
Circuit, State of Alabama. (4) SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. As that term is defined in subdivision
(14) of Section 13A-1-2. (Act 2006-595, p. 1625, § 1.)...
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