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17-11-3.1
Section 17-11-3.1 Qualified voter with permanent disability preventing attendance at polls.
(a) Notwithstanding Sections 17-11-3, 17-11-4, and 17-11-5, a qualified voter who has a permanent
disability preventing his or her attendance at the polls may vote by absentee ballot in accordance
with this section. (b) The Secretary of State shall adopt rules that provide a process for
a voter who has a permanent disability to be placed on an absentee voter list and have a ballot
automatically mailed to him or her before each election. The rules shall include, but not
be limited to, all of the following: (1) An application procedure for permanently disabled
voters to vote by absentee ballot on an on-going basis. The procedure shall require that the
application form be signed and notarized by the disabled voter's primary physician. (2) A
procedure for verifying the identity of a voter and determining that the voter has a permanent
disability preventing his or her attendance at the polls. (3) A...
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45-49-161.02
Section 45-49-161.02 Election to become supernumerary county treasurer. (a) Any county treasurer
in Mobile County: (1) Who has served for 15 years as such official and is totally and permanently
disabled to serve as such official, upon proof of such disability being made by certificate
of three reputable physicians; or (2) who has served for 18 years as such official and who
is not less than 65 years of age may elect to become a supernumerary county treasurer by filing
a written declaration to that effect with the county commission of the county. If the county
commission finds that the applicant is qualified, the county commission shall issue a commission
as supernumerary county treasurer to any such applicant. (b) Every supernumerary county treasurer
shall serve for life and shall receive from the county governing body in equal monthly installments
on the first of each month an annual salary of 65 percent of the salary paid to the county
treasurer exclusive of any expense allowances...
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12-17-212
Section 12-17-212 Qualifications for supernumerary status - Twelve years service and total
disability; 25 years continuous service; 20 years service as judge and district attorney,
etc. Any district attorney or other like prosecuting officer by whatever name designated of
this state who has served continuously for as much as 12 years and who has become permanently
and totally disabled, proof of such disability being made by certificate of three reputable
physicians, or who has served continuously for as much as 25 years, and any person holding
office as a judge of a county law and equity court on January 1, 1960, who has served continuously
as a district attorney or other like prosecuting officer by whatever name designated for 20
years or more, may elect to become a supernumerary district attorney of the State of Alabama
by filing, while in service as such prosecuting officer or judge, a written declaration to
that effect with the Governor, which written declaration shall set forth...
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31-6-5
Section 31-6-5 Educational benefits for spouses of deceased or totally disabled veterans or
prisoners of war. (a) Any wife or husband or unmarried widow or widower whose spouse, during
their marriage: (1) Was killed or died in the line of duty or is listed as missing in action
or is/was a prisoner of war while serving as a member of the armed forces; (2) Died from a
disability incurred from military service; or (3) Is 100 percent permanently and totally disabled,
whose permanent and total disabilities were service-connected; shall be entitled to training
in any Alabama state-supported college or university for a period of five standard academic
years, not to exceed 45 months or to training for the equivalent of 45 months if enrolled
part-time or to training in a prescribed course in a state-supported community or technical
college, and if such course does not require the full 45 months, then training for the remainder
of such 45 months' entitlement may be taken at a state-supported...
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25-5-57
Section 25-5-57 Compensation for disability. (a) Compensation schedule. Following is the schedule
of compensation: (1) TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABILITY. For injury producing temporary total disability,
the compensation shall be 66 2/3 percent of the average weekly earnings received at the time
of injury, subject to a maximum and minimum weekly compensation as stated in Section 25-5-68,
but if at the time of injury the employee received average weekly earnings of less than the
minimum stated in Section 25-5-68, then he or she shall receive the full amount of the average
weekly earnings per week. This compensation shall be paid during the time of the disability,
but at the time as a temporary total disability shall become permanent, compensation for the
continued total disability shall be governed by (a)(4) of this section with respect to permanent
total disability. Payments are to be made at the intervals when the earnings were payable,
as nearly as may be, unless the parties otherwise agree....
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27-19-1
Section 27-19-1 Applicability of article. Nothing in this article shall apply to or affect:
(1) Any policy of liability or workmen's compensation insurance, with or without supplementary
expense coverage therein; (2) Any group or blanket policy; (3) Life insurance, endowment,
or annuity contracts, or contracts supplemental thereto which contain only such provisions
relating to disability insurance as: a. Provide additional benefits in case of death or dismemberment
or loss of sight by accident; or b. Operate to safeguard such contracts against lapse or to
give a special surrender value, or special benefit or an annuity in the event that the insured
or annuitant becomes totally and permanently disabled, as defined by the contract or supplemental
contract; (4) Reinsurance; or (5) Industrial insurance, which is disability insurance issued
under policies sold on a debit basis, bearing the words "industrial policy" imprinted
on the face of the policy as part of the descriptive matter, and...
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40-21-53
Section 40-21-53 Electric, hydroelectric, gas, or any other public utility - License tax -
Credit on electric bills for certain persons. (a) Each person, firm, or corporation, including
any corporations operating an electric or hydroelectric public utility; or a gas public utility;
or any privately owned and operated wastewater system as defined in Section 22-25B-1 which
is required by Chapter 25B of Title 22, to be operated and maintained by a wastewater management
entity certified by the Public Service Commission; or any other public or municipal utility
now paying the two and two-tenths percent shall be subject to the provisions of this section
and shall pay to the state a license tax equal to two and two-tenths percent on each $1 of
gross receipts of such public utility for the preceding year; except, that gross receipts
from the sale of electricity for resale by such electric or hydroelectric public utilities
and gross receipts from the sale of electricity to the persons...
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19-3A-104
Section 19-3A-104 Trustee's power to adjust. (a) If the terms of the trust expressly provide
by specific reference to this section, then a trustee may have the power to adjust between
principal and income to the extent the trustee considers necessary if (1) the trustee invests
and manages trust assets as a prudent investor; (2) the terms of the trust describe the amount
that may or must be distributed to a beneficiary by referring to the trust's income, and (3)
the trustee determines, after applying the rules in Section 19-3A-103(a), that the trustee
is unable to comply with Section 19-3A-103(b). (b) In deciding whether and to what extent
to exercise the power conferred by subsection (a), a trustee shall consider all factors relevant
to the trust and its beneficiaries, including, but not limited to: (1) The nature, purpose,
and expected duration of the trust; (2) The intent of the settlor; (3) The identity and circumstances
of the beneficiaries; (4) The needs for liquidity for the...
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36-13-11
Section 36-13-11 Retirement allowance for former governors. (a) All former governors of the
State of Alabama upon reaching the age of 60 shall be entitled to a monthly retirement payment
out of the General Fund in the State Treasury which shall equal 68 percent of the Governor's
salary if said former governor had served for one full term or less; the amount paid shall
equal 100 percent of the Governor's salary if he has served two full terms or more. (b) All
former governors of the State of Alabama, regardless of age, who sustain permanent total physical
or mental disability during their terms of office, by accident or otherwise, shall be entitled
to their full salary for life upon leaving office. (c) Said payments shall be paid out of
the General Fund in the State Treasury on a monthly basis each and every month once a former
governor becomes eligible for such payments. A former governor eligible for compensation under
subsection (b) of this section shall not receive payment under...
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9-11-44
Section 9-11-44 Resident license - Hunting. (a) Any person who is age 16 years or older, but
who has not reached 65 years of age, who has resided in Alabama continuously for a period
of not less than 90 days next preceding, and who is not serving as a member of the Armed Forces
of the United States of America during any period of time in which the United States of America
is in a state of war, as declared by an act of Congress, shall procure an annual resident
all-game hunting license before the person is entitled to hunt in this state by filing an
application with the person in any county of the state duly authorized to issue the license,
stating his or her name, age, place of residence, post office address, and after paying to
the person issuing the license a license fee of twenty-three dollars ($23), plus an issuance
fee of one dollar ($1), which fees shall be subject to adjustment as provided for in Section
9-11-68. Any Alabama resident age 16 through 64 years, in lieu of...
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