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40-5-20
Section 40-5-20 Garnishment of delinquent taxpayers - Notice. If the collector ascertains or
has just cause to believe that any person is indebted to, or has in his possession or under
his control any money, property, or choses in action belonging to any delinquent taxpayer
in his county, he shall forthwith serve upon such person a notice in writing to appear before
some court in the county having jurisdiction of the amount involved, naming the court, to
answer as garnishee and under oath whether he was indebted to such taxpayer at the time of
the service of the notice or at the time of making his answer, or whether he will be indebted
to him by any contract then existing, and if so, the amount of such indebtedness, and whether
he has in his possession, or under his control any and what money, property, or choses in
action belonging to such taxpayer; and in such notice he shall state the amount of the taxes
and fees due from such taxpayer. He shall also forthwith give such taxpayer, if...
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41-9-65
Section 41-9-65 Limitation periods for presentation of claims. (a) Unless otherwise provided
in this section, all claims must be presented to the Board of Adjustment within one year after
the cause of action accrues. (b) Claims for injury to the person resulting in death
must be presented to the Board of Adjustment within two years after the cause of action accrues,
unless the same is first carried into the courts of the state, in which event the statute
of limitations shall not begin to run until the date on which a final judgment in the same,
holding the claimant not entitled to relief through the courts of the state, is entered. (c)
In the matter of escheats to the State of Alabama, any such claim must be filed with the Board
of Adjustment within 10 years from the time of the escheat to the State of Alabama; except,
that the claims of minors may be considered by the Board of Adjustment if the claims are filed
within three years after the minor has reached the age of 19 years. (d)...
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15-2-20
Section 15-2-20 Application; appeal from denial; when defendant's personal presence
unnecessary. (a) Any person charged with an indictable offense may have his trial removed
to another county, on making application to the court, setting forth specifically the reasons
why he cannot have a fair and impartial trial in the county in which the indictment is found.
The application must be sworn to by him and must be made as early as practicable before the
trial, or it may be made after conviction upon a new trial being granted. (b) The refusal
of such application may, after final judgment, be reviewed and revised on appeal, and the
Supreme Court or Court of Criminal Appeals shall reverse and remand or enter such judgment
on the application as it may deem right without any presumption in favor of the judgment or
ruling of the lower court on such application. (c) If the defendant is in confinement, the
application may be heard and determined without the personal presence of the defendant
in...
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15-3-5
Section 15-3-5 Offenses having no limitation. (a) There is no limitation of time within which
a prosecution must be commenced for any of the following offenses: (1) Any capital offense.
(2) Any felony involving the use, attempted use, or threat of, violence to a person. (3) Any
felony involving serious physical injury or death of a person. (4) Any sex offense
pursuant to Section 15-20A-5 involving a victim under 16 years of age, regardless of whether
it involves force, serious physical injury, or death. (5) Any felony involving arson
of any type. (6) Any felony involving forgery of any type. (7) Any felony involving counterfeiting.
(8) Any felony involving drug trafficking. (b) The amendments made by this act shall apply
to both of the following: (1) To all crimes committed after January 7, 1985. (2) To all crimes
committed before January 7, 1985, for which no statute of limitations provided under pre-existing
law has run as of January 7, 1985. (c) Nothing herein shall be construed to...
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15-5-5
Section 15-5-5 Issuance of warrant. If the judge or the magistrate is satisfied of the existence
of the grounds of the application or that there is probable ground to believe their existence,
he must issue a search warrant signed by him and directed to the sheriff or to any constable
of the county, commanding him forthwith to search the person or place named for the property
specified and to bring it before the court issuing the warrant. (Code 1852, §830; Code 1867,
§4381; Code 1876, §4010; Code 1886, §4731; Code 1896, §5488; Code 1907, §7761; Code 1923,
§5475; Code 1940, T. 15, §104.)...
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22-8B-3
employee, researcher, medical or nursing school faculty member, student, or employee, counselor,
social worker, or any professional, paraprofessional, or any other person who furnishes or
assists in the furnishing of health care services. (5) LIFE-SUSTAINING TREATMENT. Any medical
treatment, procedure, or intervention that, in the judgment of the attending physician, when
applied to the patient, would serve only to prolong the dying process where the patient has
a terminal illness or injury, or would serve only to maintain the patient in a condition
of permanent unconsciousness. These procedures include, but are not limited to, assisted ventilation,
cardiopulmonary resuscitation, renal dialysis, surgical procedures, blood transfusions, and
the administration of drugs and antibiotics. Life-sustaining treatment does not include the
administration of medication or the performance of any medical treatment where, in the opinion
of the attending physician, the medication or treatment...
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43-2-42
Section 43-2-42 Order of grant of administration. (a) Administration of an intestate's estate
must be granted to one of the persons herein named if the person is willing to accept and
satisfactory to serve in the following order: (1) The husband or widow. (2) The next of kin
entitled to share in the distribution of the estate. (3) The largest creditor of the estate
residing in this state. (4) Any other person as the judge of probate may appoint. (b) Notwithstanding
the provisions of subsection (a) of this section, in all counties having a population of 400,000
or more, according to the last or any subsequent federal census, or in any county having an
elected general or county administrator, administration of an intestate's estate must be granted
to some one of the persons hereinafter named, if willing to accept and satisfactory to serve,
in the following order: (1) The husband or widow. (2) The next of kin entitled to share in
the distribution of the estate. (3) The largest creditor of...
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12-1-8
Section 12-1-8 Cases in which courts may issue attachments and inflict summary punishment for
contempt. The powers of the several courts in this state to issue attachments and inflict
summary punishment for contempts shall not extend to any other cases than: (1) Disrespectful,
contemptuous or insolent behavior in court, tending in any way to diminish or impair the respect
due to judicial tribunals or to interrupt the due course of trial; (2) A breach of the peace,
boisterous conduct, violent disturbance or any other act calculated to disturb or obstruct
the administration of justice, committed in the presence of the court or so near thereto as
to have that effect; (3) The misbehavior of any officer of the court in his official transactions
or the disobedience or resistance of any officer of the court, party, juror, witness or any
other person to any lawful writ, process, order, rule, decree or command thereof; (4) Deceit
or the abuse of the process of the proceedings of the court by...
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12-16-44
Section 12-16-44 Preparation, etc., of separate jury rolls and boxes for courts of territorial
subdivisions of counties. Whenever a court requiring grand and petit juries or petit juries
is established for and held in a territorial subdivision of the county, the jury commission
shall make and keep a separate roll and make a separate box for that court and territorial
subdivision, on which roll and in which box only the names of jurors residing in that territory
shall be placed, which box shall be kept by the clerk of said court and the key thereof by
the judge of said court, and all jurors for that court shall be drawn by the judge of said
court as provided in this article from the separate jury box provided under this section and
shall be summoned as provided by law for summoning jurors otherwise drawn. The names of jurors
whose names are required to be placed on the roll and in the box provided for in this section
shall not be placed on any other roll nor in any other box nor shall...
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15-10-7
Section 15-10-7 Arrests by private persons. (a) A private person may arrest another for any
public offense: (1) Committed in his presence; (2) Where a felony has been committed, though
not in his presence, by the person arrested; or (3) Where a felony has been committed and
he has reasonable cause to believe that the person arrested committed it. (b) An arrest for
felony may be made by a private person on any day and at any time. (c) A private person must,
at the time of the arrest, inform the person to be arrested of the cause thereof, except when
such person is in the actual commission of an offense, or arrested on pursuit. (d) If he is
refused admittance, after notice of his intention, and the person to be arrested has committed
a felony, he may break open an outer or inner door or window of a dwelling house. (e) It is
the duty of any private person, having arrested another for the commission of any public offense,
to take him without unnecessary delay before a judge or magistrate,...
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