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12-18-8.2
Section 12-18-8.2 Eligibility for retirement of circuit judges; credit for former service in
executive department of state; credit for service as full-time assistant district attorney,
deputy district attorney or assistant attorney general. (a) Any circuit judge who is an active
and contributing member of the Judicial Retirement Fund of Alabama and has been such a member
since February 1, 1977, and who has had full-time service as an administrative assistant and/or
an executive assistant in the executive department of the state, or who had former service
as a full-time assistant district attorney, a deputy district attorney or an assistant attorney
general regardless of whether or not such time of service was continuous, may hereby claim
and purchase credit in the judicial retirement fund for up to three years of such time of
service. (b) Any circuit judge eligible to claim and purchase credit for such service under
subsection (a) shall be awarded such credit provided that such judge...
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12-18-52
Section 12-18-52 Contributions to retirement fund by judges. After January 16, 1977, each district
judge who comes under the provisions of Article 1 of this chapter by election or by operation
of law shall contribute to the Judicial Retirement Fund annually, payable in equal monthly
installments, four and one-half percent of his annual compensation paid by the State of Alabama;
provided, that after February 1, 1977, the rate of contribution to be paid by such judge shall
be six percent of his salary derived from the State of Alabama, but such increased rate of
contribution shall not be effective until February 1, 1977. For all pay dates beginning on
or after October 1, 2011, the contribution to be paid by the judges shall be eight and one-quarter
percent (8.25%) of their salary. For all pay dates beginning on or after October 1, 2012,
the rate of contribution to be paid by the judges shall be eight and one-half percent (8.5%)
of their salary. Such percentages shall be deducted by the...
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12-18-8
Section 12-18-8 Transfer into Judicial Retirement Fund of contributions made to Employees'
Retirement System of Alabama and receipt of credit for prior service under Employees' Retirement
System, etc., upon payment of contribution for prior years of service; refund of contributions
to Judicial Retirement Fund upon termination of service prior to eligibility for retirement
benefits under article. (a) Any justice or judge holding office as a member of the Supreme
Court, a court of appeals or of a circuit court on September 18, 1973, who has paid contributions
into the Employees' Retirement System of Alabama, shall be entitled to have such contributions
transferred from the Employees' Retirement System of Alabama into the Judicial Retirement
Fund and to receive credit for the time of service he had acquired under the Employees' Retirement
System of Alabama as time of service in the judicial position which he holds on September
18, 1973, regardless of whether or not such time of service...
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16-25-11.9
Section 16-25-11.9 Purchase of credit for employment as court reporters, school support personnel,
or local mental health authority workers. (a) Any active and contributing member of the Teachers'
Retirement System of Alabama who, prior to October 1, 1993, was a regular full-time employee
as an official court reporter with a circuit court in the state or a full-time employee of
a local mental health authority or school support personnel, shall be eligible to receive
credit for such employment provided that the member claiming the credit shall have worked
not less than 10 consecutive years as an official court reporter, and complies with the conditions
prescribed in subsection (b). (b) A member eligible under subsection (a) may receive credit
for regular, full-time employment rendered as an official court reporter with a circuit court
in the state or service rendered to a local mental health authority provided that as conditions
precedent to the receipt of credit: (1) The member...
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41-4-322
Section 41-4-322 Programs; director; standards; duties of director and local indigent defense
advisory board; budget. (a) The office shall develop and improve programs to provide legal
representation to indigents. (b) The office shall have a director, who shall be chosen by
the Director of Finance on the basis of training, experience, and other qualifications. The
term of office shall be three years, subject to termination for cause. The person selected
as Director of the Office of Indigent Defense Services, in addition to the above qualifications
and experience, shall be an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of Alabama. The
director shall be chosen from a list of three qualified candidates nominated by the Alabama
State Bar Board of Bar Commissioners within 60 days of a vacancy occurring. The Director of
Finance shall serve as the Director of Indigent Defense Services on an interim basis if a
vacancy exists. If the Alabama State Bar Board of Bar Commissioners fails to...
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34-8B-4
Section 34-8B-4 Alabama Board of Court Reporting - Creation; composition; meetings; compensation.
(a) There is created the Alabama Board of Court Reporting. The board shall be operative within
60 days of June 1, 2006. ACRA shall provide administrative support to the board until such
time as the board employs sufficient employees to implement and administer this chapter. (b)
The board shall consist of seven members as follows: (1) Four court reporters certified by
ABCR, NCRA, NVRA, or by the board, two of whom shall be employed in official capacities and
two of whom shall be employed in a freelance setting. (2) Two members in good standing with
the Alabama State Bar Association. (3) One additional member. (c) Appointments to the board
shall be made as follows: (1) The Governor shall appoint one official court reporter, one
freelance court reporter, and one member of the Alabama State Bar Association. ACRA, NCRA,
NVRA, and the Alabama State Bar Association shall respectively submit a...
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12-11A-2
Section 12-11A-2 Qualifications; requirements. (a) Persons who may act as private judges shall:
(1) Have been, but are not actively serving as, a judge of a district, circuit, or probate
court and have served in the capacity of judge for at least six consecutive years. (2) Be
admitted to the practice of law in Alabama. (3) Be an active member in good standing of the
Alabama State Bar Association. (4) Be a resident of Alabama. (b) A person may act as a judge
of a case under this chapter only if all of the following occur: (1) All parties to the action
file a written petition with the circuit clerk of the court in which the action is pending
requesting a private judge and naming the person whom the parties wish to have as private
judge. The petition shall be accompanied by a form signed by the private judge selected consenting
to the appointment. (2) The case is one over which the court in which the former judge served
would have had subject matter and monetary jurisdiction. (3) The case...
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12-18-81
Section 12-18-81 Right of election of probate judges holding office on or after December 27,
1973, to come under provisions of Article 1 of chapter; filing of instrument as to election
with Clerk of Supreme Court, county commission and Secretary-Treasurer of State Employees'
Retirement System; applicability of provisions of Article 1 of chapter to probate judges elected
or appointed to office after October 1, 1976; state and local governing bodies authorized
to pick up member contributions to retirement fund. Each probate judge holding office in the
several counties of Alabama on or after December 27, 1973, and prior to October 1, 1976, shall
have a right to elect to come under the provisions of Article 1 of this chapter in accordance
with the provisions of this article. Each such probate judge who elects to come under the
provisions of article 1 of this chapter shall, prior to the first Monday after the second
Tuesday in January, 1977, file with the Clerk of the Supreme Court of...
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12-9A-1
Section 12-9A-1 Creation and composition; duties. (a) A permanent study commission on the judicial
resources in Alabama is hereby created and shall be known as the Judicial Resources Allocation
Commission. The commission shall be composed of the following members: (1) The Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court of Alabama, who shall serve as chair. (2) The legal advisor to the Governor
of Alabama. (3) The Alabama Attorney General. (4) Three incumbent circuit judges appointed
by the President of the Circuit Judges Association, one of whom shall be from the most populous
circuit. One member shall be appointed for three years, one member shall be appointed for
four years, and one member shall be appointed for five years. All appointments to fill vacancies
shall be for the duration of the unexpired term and subsequent appointments shall be for five-year
terms. Any member so appointed shall serve only so long as the member remains an incumbent
circuit judge. (5) Three incumbent district judges...
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45-49-83.41
Section 45-49-83.41 Creation; procedures; collection and distribution of funds; enforcement.
The District Attorney for the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit of Alabama may establish a Recovery
Unit of the Special Services Division. The district attorney, after electing to establish
the unit, shall assign sufficient staff and resources to effectively operate the unit. The
recovery unit shall be created for the purpose of the administration, collection, and enforcement
of court costs, fines, fines for failure to appear in court, victim compensation assessments,
bail bond forfeitures, restitution, or other payments which are ordered in any criminal proceeding,
quasi-criminal, or any other court proceeding by any court including, but not limited to,
municipal courts, district courts, and circuit courts payable to the state, the county, to
any municipality, or town within the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, to any crime victim on any
court order or judgment entered which has not been otherwise...
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