45-47-231.30
Section 45-47-231.30 Deputy sheriff; chief of police. Whenever a new sheriff is elected or
appointed, he or she may appoint any person as his or her chief deputy sheriff, provided such
person meets the minimum standards for law enforcement officers as prescribed by the general
laws of the state. The person holding the position of chief deputy sheriff immediately preceding
such appointment of a chief deputy may be reduced in rank. Whenever a new municipal administration
is elected or appointed, they may appoint any person as chief of police, provided such person
meets the minimum standards for law enforcement officers as prescribed by the general laws
of the state; and the person holding the position of chief of police may be reduced in rank.
(Act 80-88, p. 111, § 12.)...
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45-11-231.08
Section 45-11-231.08 Chief deputy sheriff. Whenever a new sheriff is elected or appointed,
he or she may appoint any person as his or her chief deputy sheriff, provided the person meets
the minimum standards for law enforcement officers as prescribed by the general laws of the
state. The person holding the position of chief deputy sheriff immediately preceding the appointment
of a chief deputy may be terminated without benefit of the provisions of this subpart. (Act
2002-90, p. 270, §9.)...
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45-2-81
Section 45-2-81 Investigators; presence of bailiffs and employees at grand jury deliberations.
(a) The district attorney's office in the Twenty-eighth Judicial Circuit is hereby authorized
to employ such investigators as it deems necessary from time to time. (b) All court bailiffs
and employees of the district attorney's office in the Twenty-eighth Judicial Circuit shall
be entitled to be present during sessions of the grand jury except when the jury is deliberating.
(Act 84-500, p. 1119, §§1, 2.)...
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45-29-120.11
Section 45-29-120.11 Chief deputy sheriff. Whenever a new sheriff is elected or appointed,
he or she may appoint any person as his or her chief deputy sheriff, provided such person
meets the minimum standards for law enforcement officers as prescribed by the general laws
of the state. The person holding the position of chief deputy sheriff immediately preceding
such appointment of a chief deputy may be reduced in rank. (Act 93-388, p. 664, §12.)...

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45-2-234.11
Section 45-2-234.11 Appointment of chief deputy sheriff and chief civil deputy. Whenever a
new sheriff is elected or appointed, he or she may appoint any person as his or her chief
deputy sheriff and chief civil deputy provided the person meets the minimum standards for
law enforcement officers as prescribed by the general law of the state. The persons holding
the positions of chief deputy sheriff, chief civil deputy, chief corrections officer, financial
officer, and personnel officer may be terminated without benefit of the provisions of this
subpart. (Act 2002-463, p. 1205, §12.)...
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11-43-210
Section 11-43-210 Reserve law enforcement officers; appointment by city or town; qualifications;
powers. (a) The appointing authority of any city or town in the State of Alabama may appoint,
with or without compensation, one or more reserve law enforcement officers to assist or aid
full-time or part-time certified law enforcement officers as defined by this section. Reserve
law enforcement officers appointed pursuant to this section shall serve at the pleasure of
the municipal appointing authority. (b) Any person desiring appointment as a reserve law enforcement
officer after April 12, 1990, shall submit a written application to the municipal appointing
authority certifying that the applicant is 19 years of age or older, of good moral character
and reputation, and that he or she has never been convicted of a felony or of a misdemeanor
involving force, violence, or moral turpitude. The applicant must also consent in writing
to a fingerprint and background search. (c) For the purposes of...
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11-43-86
Section 11-43-86 Compensation of mayor, etc., of Class 1 municipality; mayor authorized to
attend certain meetings, etc.; applicability of section. (a) The mayor or other chief executive
officer of any Class 1 city shall be paid, in addition to the compensation provided by law
for the office, the additional sum of $1,833.33 per month, payable in advance on the first
day of each month as an allowance for expenses incident to the office of mayor, for which
the mayor shall not be required to file an accounting. (b) All other provisions of law notwithstanding,
the mayor may elect in writing to have the expense allowances authorized by subsection (a)
and by subsection (a) of Section 11-43-7.1 treated as subject to withholding of any employee
contribution required to be paid into the trust fund provided under any pension or retirement
system in which the mayor is eligible to participate. The mayor may also elect in writing
within 90 days of October 9, 1992 to pay into the pension or...
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12-16-221
Section 12-16-221 Disclosures in aid of law enforcement investigations and in public interest.
A district attorney or other prosecutor may, in his or her discretion, disclose evidence taken
within or before the grand juries of such circuit to law enforcement officers for the purpose
of bona fide investigations into violations of criminal law. A district attorney or a circuit
judge, in the public interest, may disclose the date, time and place that a particular case
will be or was presented to a grand jury, or that a particular matter or case was continued
by a grand jury and to what date, if any, or that a no bill or an indictment was returned
thereon, or that a particular defendant was otherwise exonerated or falsely accused. (Acts
1979, No. 79-457, p. 745, §8.)...
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36-21-10
Section 36-21-10 Minimum starting salary for county law enforcement officers; enforcement;
definition. (a) All law enforcement officers employed by any county of this state who are
employed as a full-time law enforcement officer shall make at least $1,300.00 per month starting
salary. (b) The provisions of this section may be enforced in any court of competent jurisdiction
in this state by an action brought by any citizen seeking a writ of mandamus, mandatory injunction,
or other proper remedy, and the court trying the cause may order the suspension or forfeiture
of the salary, expenses, or other compensation of the members of the governing body failing
or refusing to comply with the provisions of this section. (c) Members of the governing body
or sheriff of any county are hereby expressly prohibited from requiring law enforcement officers
affected by this section to work any more hours than they were normally working in order to
circumvent the provisions of this section. (d) If for...
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36-21-45
Section 36-21-45 Functions and duties generally. The commission shall have the following functions
and duties together with all powers necessary or convenient for the performance thereof: (1)
To study, obtain data, statistics, and information, and to make reports concerning the recruitment,
selection, and training of law enforcement officers in the state and to make improvements
in methods of recruitment, selection, and training of law enforcement officers. (2) To review
from time to time the standards described in Section 36-21-46 for applicants for and appointees
as law enforcement officers. (3) To consider, hold public hearings on, adopt and promulgate
standards relating to the physical, mental, and moral fitness of any applicant for or appointee
as a law enforcement officer as do not lower the standards in Section 36-21-46 or as otherwise
permitted by Section 36-21-46. (4) To study, consider, and make reports from time to time
concerning the work and the curriculum and courses...
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