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45-37A-331.32
Section 45-37A-331.32 Definitions. As used in this subpart, the following terms shall have
the following meanings: (1) CITY. The City of Midfield, Alabama. (2) CIVIL FINE. The monetary
amount assessed by the City of Midfield pursuant to this act for an adjudication of civil
liability for a speeding violation, including municipal court costs associated with the infraction.
(3) CIVIL VIOLATION. There is hereby created a non-criminal category of law called a civil
violation created and existing for the sole purpose of carrying out the terms of this subpart.
The penalty for violation of a civil violation shall be the payment of a civil fine, the enforceability
of which shall be accomplished through civil action. The prosecution of a civil violation
created hereby shall carry reduced evidentiary requirements and burden of proof as set out
in Section 45-37A-331.35, and in no event shall an adjudication of liability for a civil violation
be punishable by a criminal fine or imprisonment. (4)...
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45-49-21.20
Section 45-49-21.20 Legislative findings. (a) The Legislature is cognizant of Opinion of the
Justices No. 376, issued April 9, 2002, which states that a local bill for Washington County
"purporting to allow by local law the creation of a traffic in alcohol that does not
presently exist in smaller municipalities in Washington County, does not fit within the ambit
of the last paragraph of Section 104 permitting the Legislature to pass local laws regulating
or prohibiting such traffic." The effect of this Opinion of the Justices is to greatly
limit situations in which local laws may be enacted regarding alcoholic beverages. This opinion,
in part, was based upon a determination that, "Generally, 'regulate' implies the exercise
of control over something that already exists." While respecting the constitutional authority
granted to the Alabama Supreme Court to interpret the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, this
body disagrees with the conclusion reached by the court concerning Section 104....
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16-25-11.20
Section 16-25-11.20 Purchase of credit for time on medical leave or full-time employment with
Legislature, etc. (a) Any active and contributing member of the Teachers' Retirement System
may claim and purchase service credit in the system for any prior service described and limited
as follows: (1) Not more than one year for time spent on medical leave approved by the state
or local employer. (2) Not more than 10 years for full-time employment with the Alabama Legislature.
(3) Not more than four years for full-time employment with a subsidiary affiliate organization
of an employer which has continually participated in the system since its inception. (b) The
purchase of any prior service credit under subsection (a) may occur at any time prior to the
member's date of retirement. The certification of prior service claimed under this section
shall conform to applicable administrative rules and procedures of the Teachers' Retirement
System. Members shall receive credit for the prior service...
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23-8-3
Section 23-8-3 Definitions. Definitions. When used in this chapter, the following words and
phrases shall have the following respective meanings unless the context clearly indicates
otherwise: (1) ALDOT. The Alabama State Department of Transportation provided for in Section
23-1-20. (2) ATRIP-II COMMITTEE. The Alabama Transportation Rehabilitation and Improvement
Program Committee-II established pursuant to this chapter. (3) ATRIP-II PROJECTS. Those road
and bridge rehabilitation and improvement projects submitted to and received by the ATRIP-II
Committee for funding in accordance with this chapter. (4) COSTS. As applied to any road and
bridge project, all costs of construction or acquisition of any part thereof, including, but
without limitation to, the costs of supervising, inspecting, and constructing any such project
and all costs and expenses incidental thereto, the costs of locating, surveying and mapping,
development of engineering plans and specifications, resurfacing,...
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27-14-11.1
Section 27-14-11.1 Contents of policies - Denial or reduction of benefits due to Medicaid eligibility
void. (a) For purposes of this section, "private insurer" is defined as any of the
following: (1) Any commercial insurance company offering health or casualty insurance to individuals
or groups, including both experience-rated contracts and indemnity contracts. (2) Any profit
or nonprofit prepaid plan offering either medical services or full or partial payment for
the diagnosis or treatment of an injury, disease, or disability. (3) Any organization administering
health or casualty insurance plans for professional associations, unions, fraternal groups,
employer-employee benefit plans, and any similar organization offering these payments or services,
including self-insured and self-funded plans. (4) Any health insurer, including group health
plans, as defined in Section 607(1) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974,
self-insured plans, service benefit plans, managed care...
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32-6-69
Section 32-6-69 Distinctive plates which may not be personalized; annual fee. (a) Any distinctive
license plate issued under this chapter may be personalized with the exception of the following:
(1) Firefighter, professional firefighter, or retired professional firefighter plates. (2)
Rescue squad plates. (3) Veterans plates, unless otherwise authorized by law. (4) Military
plates, unless otherwise authorized by law. (5) Special access or disability access plates.
(6) Twenty day temporary tags. (7) Alabama State Defense Force plates. (8) Amateur Radio Operator
plates issued pursuant to Sections 32-6-70 and 32-6-90. (9) Alabama apportioned plates. (b)(1)
In addition to the standard registration fee, the additional fee for each distinctive license
plate category shall be assessed, collected, and distributed pursuant to Section 32-6-68,
except for distinctive tags for public two-year and four-year colleges and universities and
private four-year colleges or universities and Athens State...
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34-15C-4
Section 34-15C-4 Alabama Board for Registered Interior Designers. (a) There is created the
Alabama Board for Registered Interior Designers, to be comprised of seven members appointed
by the Governor in the manner set forth in this section. The members of the Alabama State
Board of Registration for Interior Design serving on August 1, 2010, pursuant to former Section
34-15B-4, shall immediately serve as board members of the Alabama Board for Registered Interior
Designers created by this chapter. For continuity purposes, a board member serving on August
1, 2010, shall continue to serve under this chapter for the remainder of his or her term,
and according to the appointment schedule, for which he or she was appointed by the Governor
pursuant to former Section 34-15B-4. (b) All appointments occurring after August 1, 2010,
shall be for terms of four years, except an appointment to fill a vacancy, which shall be
for the unexpired term only. No member shall serve more than two consecutive...
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34-16-3
Section 34-16-3 Definitions. For purposes of this chapter, the following terms shall have the
following meanings: (1) BOARD. The Alabama Licensure Board for Interpreters and Transliterators,
created pursuant to Section 34-16-4. (2) CODE OF ETHICS. The tenets established by the Registry
of the Interpreters for the Deaf which set guidelines governing professional conduct for interpreters
and transliterators, and any other code of ethics approved by the board. (3) CONSUMER. A hard
of hearing, deaf, or speech disabled person or any other person or an agency that requires
the services of an interpreter or transliterator to effectively communicate and comprehend
signed or spoken discourse. (4) CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM or CEP. A program approved by
the board to improve the skill level of licensees and permit holders. (5) FUND. The Alabama
Licensure Board for Interpreters and Transliterators Fund, created pursuant to Section 34-16-9.
(6) INTERMEDIARY INTERPRETER. A person who is...
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37-4-150
Section 37-4-150 Electric transmission facilities. (a) This section shall be known and may
be cited as the Energy Security Act of 2015. (b) The Legislature hereby finds and declares
that due to the economic, financial, and service impacts associated with the development of
electric transmission facilities used for the furnishing of electric service to consumers
in this state, it is in the public interest to provide incumbent electric suppliers the right
to construct, own, operate, and maintain new transmission facilities that connect to their
own electric systems. The Legislature further finds and declares that providing incumbent
electric suppliers this right furthers their ability to satisfy their respective obligations
to provide service to Alabama consumers. This section implements these findings. (c) As used
in this section, the following words have the following meanings: (1) COMMISSION. The Alabama
Public Service Commission. (2) ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION FACILITY. Any transmission...
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41-9-983
Section 41-9-983 Commission - Duties. (a) The commission shall have the following responsibilities
and duties: (1) Provide assistance and advice to the public and private schools, colleges,
and universities with respect to implementation of Holocaust education and awareness programs.
(2) Meet with appropriate education officials and other interested public and private organizations,
including service organizations, to assist with the planning, coordinating, and enriching
of courses of study dealing with the Holocaust. (3) Survey and catalog the extent and breadth
of Holocaust and genocide education presently incorporated into the curricula and taught in
the educational systems of the state; to inventory those Holocaust memorials, exhibits, and
resources which could be incorporated in courses of study; and to assist other educational
agencies in the development and implementation of Holocaust and genocide education programs.
In furtherance of this responsibility, the commission may...
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