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31-2-26
Section 31-2-26 Officers of disbanded organizations to return arms, equipment, etc., to custody
of Adjutant General. Upon the disbandment of any organization which has received arms, equipment
or stores from the state in accordance with the provisions of this chapter, the commissioned
officers of such organizations shall be responsible for the safe return to the custody of
the Adjutant General of all public property in possession of the organization, and for any
loss or damage thereto, compensation shall be obtained from the officer responsible for such
property in the manner provided in Section 31-2-25. (Acts 1936, Ex. Sess., No. 143, p. 105;
Code 1940, T. 35, §24; Acts 1973, No. 1038, p. 1572, §25.)...
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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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11-30-1
Section 11-30-1 Definitions. For the purpose of this chapter the following terms shall have
the meanings subscribed to them by this section: (1) LIABILITY SELF-INSURANCE FUND. An entity
or entities, to be formed by two or more counties of Alabama for the purpose of pooling resources
and funds to self-insure such counties and/or their officers and employees acting in the line
and scope of their employment against: a. Loss for money damages which any person or other
entity is legally entitled to recover from a member county or its officers and employees for
damages suffered as a result of a claim as defined under this chapter. b. Damage to or loss
of property owned or leased by a member county. (2) MEMBER COUNTY. A county which elects to
pool its resources and funds with one or more other counties for the purpose of forming a
liability self-insurance fund. (3) CLAIM. Any claim or suit filed against a member county
for money damages which any person or other entity is legally entitled to...
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11-93-1
Section 11-93-1 Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter, the following terms shall have
the meanings ascribed to them by this section: (1) GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY. Any incorporated municipality,
any county, and any department, agency, board, or commission of any municipality or county,
municipal or county public corporations, and any such instrumentality or instrumentalities
acting jointly. "Governmental entity" shall also include county public school boards,
municipal public school boards and city-county school boards when such boards do not operate
as functions of the State of Alabama. "Governmental entity" shall also mean county
or city hospital boards when such boards are instrumentalities of the municipality or county
or organized pursuant to authority from a municipality or county. (2) EMPLOYEE. An officer,
official, employee, or servant of a governmental entity, including elected or appointed officials,
and persons acting on behalf of any governmental entity in any official...
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27-9A-3
Section 27-9A-3 Independent adjuster defined; exclusions. (a) For purposes of this chapter,
an "independent adjuster" is a person who, for compensation as an independent contractor
or as an employee of an independent contractor, undertakes on behalf of an insurer to ascertain
and determine the amount of any claim, loss, or damage payable under a contract of property,
casualty, or workers' compensation insurance or to effect settlement of such claim, loss,
or damage. This chapter shall not be construed to permit persons not licensed as attorneys
to engage in activities constituting the practice of law. (b) An independent adjuster does
not include any of the following: (1) Attorneys-at-law admitted to practice in this state
when acting in their professional capacity as an attorney. (2) A salaried employee of an insurer.
(3) A person employed solely to obtain facts surrounding a claim or to furnish technical assistance
to a licensed independent adjuster. (4) An individual who is employed...
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15-5-50
Section 15-5-50 Warrant for tracking device installation; requirements; procedures. (a) Any
circuit or district court judge in this state is authorized to issue a warrant to install
a tracking device. The term tracking device means an electronic or mechanical device which
permits the tracking of the movement of a person or object. (b) Upon the written application,
under oath, of any law enforcement officer as defined in Alabama Rule of Criminal Procedure
1.4, district attorney, or Attorney General of the state, including assistant and deputy district
attorneys and assistant and deputy attorneys general, any authorized judge may issue a warrant
for the installation, retrieval, maintenance, repair, use, or monitoring of a tracking device.
The warrant application shall do all of the following: (1) State facts sufficient to show
probable cause that a crime is being, has been, or is about to be committed in the jurisdiction
of the issuing judge. (2) Identify the person, if reasonably...
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27-7-22
Section 27-7-22 Licenses - Return for cancellation; affidavit in lieu thereof. (a) All licenses
issued under this chapter, though issued to a licensee, at all times are the property of the
State of Alabama, and upon notice of any suspension, revocation, refusal to renew, expiration,
or other termination of the license, the licensee, or other person having possession or custody
thereof, shall promptly deliver the license to the commissioner for cancellation. (b) As to
any license lost, stolen, or destroyed while in the possession of any such licensee or person,
the commissioner may accept in lieu of return of the license the affidavit of the licensee
or other person responsible for, or involved in, the safekeeping of, such license concerning
the facts of such loss, theft, or destruction. (Acts 1971, No. 407, p. 707, §154.)...
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27-9-7
Section 27-9-7 License - Return to commissioner; affidavit in lieu thereof. Repealed by Act
2011-637, §3, effective January 1, 2012. (a) All licenses issued under this chapter, although
issued and delivered to the licensee, shall at all times be the property of the State of Alabama.
Upon any expiration, termination, suspension, or revocation of the license, the licensee,
or other person having possession or custody of the license, shall forthwith deliver it to
the commissioner either by personal delivery or by mail. (b) As to any license lost, stolen
or destroyed while in the possession of any such licensee or person, the commissioner may
accept in lieu of return of the license the affidavit of the licensee or other person responsible
for, or involved in, the safekeeping of such license concerning the facts of such loss, theft,
or destruction. (Acts 1971, No. 407, p. 707, §190.)...
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32-7-22
Section 32-7-22 Motor vehicle liability policy defined; policy provisions. (a) A motor vehicle
liability policy, as the term is used in this chapter, means an owner's or an operator's policy
of liability insurance, certified as provided in Section 32-7-20 or Section 32-7-21 as proof
of financial responsibility, and issued, except as otherwise provided in Section 32-7-21,
by an insurance carrier duly authorized to transact business in this state, to or for the
benefit of the person named in the policy as insured. (b) The owner's policy of liability
insurance: (1) Shall designate by explicit description or by appropriate reference all motor
vehicles to be insured; and (2) Shall insure the person named in the policy and any other
person, as insured, using any motor vehicle or motor vehicles designated in the policy with
the express or implied permission of the named insured, against loss from the liability imposed
by law for damages arising out of the ownership, maintenance, or use of...
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40-8-1
Section 40-8-1 Classification of property; assessment rate. (a) On and after October 1, 1978,
with respect to ad valorem taxes levied by the state, and, unless otherwise provided, with
respect to ad valorem taxes levied by a county, municipality, or other taxing authority other
than the state, all taxable property shall be divided into the following classes and no other
and shall be assessed for ad valorem tax purposes at the following ratios of assessed value
to the fair and reasonable market value of such property, or, as may be provided by law, to
the current use value of such property: CLASS I. All property of utilities used in the business
of such utilities, 30 percent. CLASS II. All property not otherwise classified, 20 percent.
CLASS III. All agricultural, forest, and residential property, and historic buildings and
sites, 10 percent. CLASS IV. All private passenger automobiles and motor trucks of the type
commonly known as "pickups" or "pickup trucks" owned and operated by an...
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