12-11A-4
Section 12-11A-4 Trial without jury; powers of private judge; immunity; procedures.
(a) A trial conducted by a private judge shall be conducted without a jury. (b) A person who
serves as a private judge has, for each case the private judge hears, the same powers as the
judge of a circuit court in relation to the following: (1) Court procedure. (2) Deciding the
outcome of the case. (3) Attendance of witnesses. (4) Punishment of contempt. (5) Enforcement
of orders. (6) Administering oaths. (7) Giving all necessary certificates for the authentication
of the records and proceedings. (c) A person appointed as a private judge pursuant to the
terms of this chapter shall have immunity in the same manner and to the same extent as a judge
in the State of Alabama. (d) All proceedings in an action heard by a private judge are of
record and must be: (1) Filed with the clerk of the circuit court in the county of proper
venue under the Alabama Rules of Civil Procedure. (2) Made available to the...
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12-17-184
Section 12-17-184 Powers and duties generally. It is the duty of every district attorney
and assistant district attorney, within the circuit, county, or other territory for which
he or she is elected or appointed: (1) To attend on the grand juries, advise them in relation
to matters of law, and examine and swear witnesses before them. (2) To draw up all indictments
and to prosecute all indictable offenses. (3) To prosecute and defend any civil action in
the circuit court in the prosecution or defense of which the state is interested. (4) To inquire
whether registers have performed the duty required of them by Section 12-17-117 and
shall, in every case of failure, move against the register as provided by subsection (b) of
Section 12-17-114. (5) If a criminal prosecution is removed from a court of his or
her circuit, county, or division of a county to a court of the United States, to appear in
that court and represent the state; and, if it is impracticable, consistent with his or her...

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16-24C-12
Section 16-24C-12 Appeals. An employee who has attained tenure or nonprobationary status
and has been denied a hearing before an employer subject to the requirements of this chapter
may appeal for relief directly to the Chief Administrative Law Judge of the Office of Administrative
Hearings, Division of Administrative Law Judges, Office of the Attorney General. The chief
administrative law judge shall appoint an administrative law judge to address the issues raised
in the appeal. The appeal shall state facts sufficient to allow the judge to determine tentatively
whether or not the employer has complied with this chapter in failing to accord the employee
a hearing. The employer may answer or deny in writing the facts set out in the employee appeal
and, if the employer fails to do so, the facts set out in the appeal shall be taken as true.
The judge shall review the request of the employee and the answer or denial of the employer
and shall determine, with or without a hearing, whether or...
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24-9-8
Section 24-9-8 Quiet title and foreclosure action. (a) The authority may initiate a
quiet title action under this section to quiet title to real property held by the authority
or interests in tax delinquent property held by the authority by recording with the office
of the judge of probate in the county in which the property subject to quiet title action
is located a notice of pending quiet title action. The notice shall include the name of the
taxpayer whose interest was affected by the tax sale; the name of any other party as revealed
by a search and examination of the title to the property who may claim an interest in the
property; a legal description of the property; the street address of the property if available;
the name, address, and telephone number of the authority; a statement that the property is
subject to the quiet title proceedings under Act 2013-249; and a statement that any legal
interests in the property may be extinguished by a circuit court order vesting title to...

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31-2-112
Section 31-2-112 Ordering out of troops - Issuance of order by Governor; authority of
local civil authorities to order out troops. (a) Whenever there is an insurrection or outbreak
of a formidable character which has overawed, or threatens to overawe, the ordinary civil
authorities, or in cases of disaster, and the authorities in such county, city, or town, have
attempted and failed to quell the same by use of a posse comitatus, or it is apparent that
such attempt would be useless, the Governor on a certificate of such facts from any four conservators
of the peace in such county, city, or town, or from any circuit court judge, probate court
judge, sheriff, or justice of the Supreme Court, shall immediately order out such portion
of the National Guard or Militia as he may deem necessary to enforce the laws, and preserve
the peace, and the Governor may, when the urgency is great, order out such troops without
any certificate from either of the officers mentioned in this section, but in...
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31-2A-71
Section 31-2A-71 (Article 71.) Execution of sentence; suspension of sentence. (a) If
the sentence of the court-martial extends to dismissal or bad-conduct discharge and if the
right of the accused to appellate review is not waived, and an appeal is not withdrawn under
Section 31-2A-61 (Article 61), that part of the sentence extending to dismissal or
bad-conduct discharge may not be executed until there is a final judgment as to the legality
of the proceedings. A judgment as to the legality of the proceedings is final in such cases
when review is completed by an appellate court prescribed in Section 31-2A-67 (Article
67), and is deemed final by the law of the State of Alabama. (b) If the sentence of the court-martial
extends to dismissal or bad conduct discharge and if the right of the accused to appellate
review is waived, or an appeal is withdrawn under Section 31-2A-61 (Article 61), that
part of the sentence extending to dismissal or a bad-conduct discharge may not be executed
until...
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15-15-20.1
Section 15-15-20.1 Non-capital felony offense. (a) In any criminal proceeding for a
non-capital felony offense commenced by complaint, the defendant may give written notice three
days after his or her arrest to a judge of the district or circuit court of the county having
jurisdiction of the offense charged that the defendant desires to plead guilty as charged
or as a youthful offender upon the granting of youthful offender status. (b) Upon receipt
of the written notice from the defendant stating his or her desire to plead guilty, the court
shall direct the district attorney to prefer and file an information against the defendant.
The information shall be made under oath of the district attorney or a witness, and shall
accuse the defendant with the same specificity as required in an indictment of the offense
or offenses for which the defendant is charged. This section shall not be construed
to preclude the district attorney from amending or dismissing a pending charge against a...

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15-5-64
Section 15-5-64 Determination of abandonment. In order for property or proceeds to be
deemed abandoned, a representative of the law enforcement agency having possession of abandoned
property or proceeds shall file with the district attorney a sworn affidavit setting forth
the circumstances of the abandonment, including the results of a search of records to identify
the owner or lienholders. The records to be searched shall include records of the Alabama
Department of Revenue, judge of probate, and the Secretary of State. After the filing of the
affidavit, the district attorney or Attorney General may file an action in the circuit court
to declare the property or proceeds abandoned. If the location of the owner, registrant, secured
party, or lienholder is unknown, service shall be made at the last known address of the current
owner, registrant, secured party, or lienholder, as well as by publication on a governmental
web site or a newspaper of general circulation for a period of three...
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16-27A-7
Section 16-27A-7 Contesting a notice of violation; adjudication. (a) No person shall
be responsible for payment of a civil fine for a notice of violation issued under this chapter
if the operator of the vehicle that is the subject of the notice of violation is adjudicated
to have not committed a violation or there is otherwise a lawful determination that no civil
penalty may be imposed. Any person receiving a notice of violation pursuant to this chapter,
in accordance with the procedure set out in this chapter and on the notice of violation, may
contest the notice of violation by obtaining a hearing in the court. (b) District and municipal
courts of this state are vested with the power and jurisdiction to adjudicate a notice of
violation issued pursuant to this chapter as a civil offense whenever the offense is alleged
to have occurred within the geographic jurisdiction of the court. (c) The following procedures
shall apply to proceedings to contest a notice of violation issued...
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22-6-233
Section 22-6-233 Legislative findings; certification of collaborators; powers of Medicaid
Agency; state action immunity. (a) The Legislature declares that collaboration among public
payers, private health carriers, third party purchasers, and providers to identify appropriate
service delivery systems and reimbursement methods in order to align incentives in support
of integrated and coordinated health care delivery is in the best interest of the public.
Collaboration pursuant to this article is to provide quality health care at the lowest possible
cost to Alabama citizens who are Medicaid eligible. The Legislature, therefore, declares that
this health care delivery system affirmatively contemplates the foreseeable displacement of
competition, such that any anti-competitive effect may be attributed to the state's policy
to displace competition in the delivery of a coordinated system of health care for the public
benefit. In furtherance of this goal, the Legislature declares its intent...
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