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30-1-7
Section 30-1-7 Persons authorized to solemnize marriages. (a) Generally. Marriages may be solemnized
by any licensed minister of the gospel in regular communion with the Christian church or society
of which the minister is a member; by an active or retired judge of the Supreme Court, Court
of Criminal Appeals, Court of Civil Appeals, any circuit court, or any district court within
this state; by a judge of any federal court; or by an active or retired judge of probate.
(b) Pastor of religious society; clerk of society to maintain register of marriages; register,
etc., deemed presumptive evidence of fact. Marriage may also be solemnized by the pastor of
any religious society according to the rules ordained or custom established by such society.
The clerk or keeper of the minutes of each society shall keep a register and enter therein
a particular account of all marriages solemnized by the society, which register, or a sworn
copy thereof, is presumptive evidence of the fact. (c) Quakers,...
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45-37-80.20
Section 45-37-80.20 Appointment; duties; special reporter; fee; salary; oath; supplies. (a)
That each of the judges of such circuit courts of this state shall appoint a competent shorthand
writer to perform the duties of official court reporters over the court in the circuit over
which the judge presides; that such official court reporter shall not be subject to the provisions
of any civil service system as may be effective in such county or counties or circuit or circuits;
that such official court reporter shall serve at the pleasure of the appointing judge; that
no two judges shall appoint the same court reporter; that no person shall be appointed official
or special court reporter under this section who is not able to correctly report in shorthand
the proceedings in all trials as the same may occur and neatly and expeditiously transcribe
on the typewriter the testimony taken by him or her. The official court reporter shall be
an officer of the court, and within his or her circuit...
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12-1-2
Section 12-1-2 Vesting of judicial power of state generally. The judicial power of the state
is vested exclusively in a unified judicial system which shall consist of a Supreme Court,
a Court of Criminal Appeals, a Court of Civil Appeals, a trial court of general jurisdiction
known as the circuit court, a trial court of limited jurisdiction known as the district court,
a probate court and such municipal courts as may be provided by law. The courts described
in this section shall have all authority provided by law and shall continue to have all authority
provided by rule. Except as otherwise provided by law, no moneys provided for under the provisions
of this title shall be expended unless duly appropriated by the Legislature of the State of
Alabama. (Code 1940, T. 13, §1; Acts 1975, No. 1205, p. 2384, §1-101.)...
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12-10A-2
Section 12-10A-2 Compensation of judges - Phase-out of local supplements and expense allowances.
The Legislature, recognizing the need to eliminate the disparities in compensation of circuit
and district judges due to county supplements and expense allowances in varying amounts authorized
by local acts, shall phase out all local supplements and expense allowances as follows: (1)
No Supreme Court Justice, appellate judge, circuit judge, or district judge shall receive
a cost-of-living raise during fiscal year 2000-2001, 2001-2002, or 2002-2003, other than as
provided in Section 12-10A-1 and Act 90-111, 1990 Regular Session (Acts 1990, p. 132). (2)
Any county supplement or expense allowance authorized to be paid to a circuit or district
judge in office on any day on or after October 1, 2000, to October 1, 2001, inclusive, shall
be diminished by the amount the judge receives from the state for his or her bench experience
pursuant to subdivision (2) of Section 12-10A-1. (3) No salary...
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15-9-41
Section 15-9-41 Arrest without warrant - When authorized; persons authorized to make arrest;
appearance of accused before judge. The arrest of a person may be lawfully made also by an
officer or a private citizen without a warrant upon reasonable information that the accused
stands charged with a crime punishable by death or life imprisonment in the courts of another
state. When so arrested, the accused must be taken before a district or circuit court judge
with all practicable speed and complaint must be made against him under oath setting forth
the ground for the arrest as in Section 15-9-40, and thereafter his answer shall be heard
as if he had been arrested on a warrant. (Acts 1931, No. 482, p. 559; Code 1940, T. 15, §61.)...
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36-11-16
Section 36-11-16 Appeals to Supreme Court from judgment of circuit court - Requirement of security
for costs; effect of appeal as to judgment of conviction. If the appeal is taken by the state
in cases instituted in its name by the Attorney General or a district attorney, no security
for costs shall be required. In all other cases, security for costs shall be required as in
appeals to the Supreme Court in civil actions, and such appeal shall not suspend the judgment
of conviction. (Code 1876, §4062; Code 1886, §4835; Code 1896, §4882; Code 1907, §7120;
Code 1923, §4515; Code 1940, T. 41, §196.)...
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45-26-80.02
Section 45-26-80.02 Additional costs in certain cases; Elmore County Circuit Clerks Fund; judicial
complex. (a) This section shall apply only in Elmore County. (b) In addition to any court
costs now authorized in the district, circuit, and juvenile courts of Elmore County, there
shall be assessed and collected an additional court cost of thirty dollars ($30) in all civil
and criminal cases, including traffic cases, in the district, circuit, and juvenile courts
of the county except for protection from abuse cases pursuant to Chapter 5 of Title 30, and
small claims cases. (c)(1) One half of the additional court costs collected pursuant to this
section shall be deposited into the Elmore County Circuit Clerks Fund and used for the same
purposes as the fund is used on September 1, 2011. (2) One half of the additional court costs
and fees collected pursuant to this section shall be deposited into the general fund of the
county and appropriated by the Elmore County Commission to fund the...
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45-49-81
Section 45-49-81 Supplemental salary - Circuit or District Court. In addition to the salaries
paid to the bailiffs serving in the Circuit or District Court of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
by the state, there may also be paid to each of the bailiffs a supplemental salary not to
exceed the sum equal to 40 percent of the salary paid to each of the bailiffs by the state.
At the discretion of the Mobile County Commission, the supplemental salary shall be paid out
of the general fund of the county in equal installments at the same time and in the same manner
that the salaries of other county employees are paid. (Act 85-581, p. 894, § 1.)...
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17-14-6
Section 17-14-6 Judges and clerks; vacancies. The judges of the circuit and district courts,
the judge of probate, the judges of the courts of appeals, and clerks of the circuit court
shall be elected on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 2006, and they shall
hold their respective offices for the term of six years from the first Monday after the second
Tuesday in January next after their election and until their successors are elected and qualified.
Unless otherwise provided in the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, vacancies in any judicial
office shall be filled by appointment by the Governor. The office of a judge shall be vacant
if the incumbent dies, resigns, retires, or is removed. The appointment of a judge of probate
is for the remainder of the unexpired term. A judge, other than a judge of probate, appointed
to fill a vacancy, shall serve an initial term lasting until the first Monday after the second
Tuesday in January following the next general election held...
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9-9-72
Section 9-9-72 Counties declared drainage districts; county commission to act as and exercise
powers of drainage or water management commissioners. For the purpose heretofore expressed
and the execution of the powers provided in this article, each county of the state is hereby
declared to be and is hereby created a drainage district. The county commission with the judge
of probate as chairman shall act as and exercise the powers of a board of drainage commissioners,
or board of water management commissioners, and shall have control of the affairs of the district.
This shall in no way affect drainage districts or water management districts organized under
Title 2, Sections 208 through 262 of the 1940 Alabama Code or water management districts organized
under Sections 9-9-1 through 9-9-58. (Acts 1936, Ex. Sess., No. 127, p. 83, §4; Code 1940,
T. 2, §265.)...
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