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45-40-83
Section 45-40-83 Salary. (a) This section shall apply only to Lawrence County. (b) Effective
April 1, 2000, any Judge of Probate of Lawrence County who has served continuously as Judge
of Probate of Lawrence County for a period of 20 years or more shall be entitled to receive
as his or her compensation an amount equal to 60 percent of the total amount of compensation
paid the presiding circuit judge of the Thirty-sixth Judicial Circuit. The compensation shall
be payable in equal monthly installments from the General Fund of Lawrence County. (Act 2000-147,
p. 213, §§1, 2.)...
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45-49-81.22
Section 45-49-81.22 Expense allowance - District Court Clerk. The Mobile County Commission
is hereby authorized, at its discretion, to pay the District Court Clerk of the Thirteenth
Judicial Circuit an expense allowance in the amount of two hundred fifty dollars ($250) per
month; provided, that such expense allowance shall be in addition to all compensation or salary
supplement heretofore payable to such officer. (Act 85-578, p. 892, § 1)...
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12-10A-3
Section 12-10A-3 Applicability to judicial retirement compensation. (a) Passage of this chapter
shall not repeal any law which, on June 10, 1999, provides for the retirement compensation
payable from the treasury of any county to a circuit or district judge. Any contribution required
by law to be made by a circuit or district judge to be entitled to retirement benefits shall
continue at the dollar amount required to be contributed on June 10, 1999, and for any judge
elected or appointed on or after June 10, 1999, any benefit paid from the treasury of any
county to judges who in the future shall retire shall be fixed at the dollar amount required
to be paid on June 10, 1999. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed as reducing the benefits
payable from the county treasury to judges who have retired or to judges who are in active
service on June 10, 1999. (b) Notwithstanding any provision herein to the contrary, any circuit
or district judge who is first elected or appointed after...
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12-17-330
shall become the order of the circuit court when ratified by the original signature of the
circuit court judge presiding over the case. (h) If a matter before a referee requires immediate
action, the referee shall state in his or her written findings and recommendations why the
recommendations should be effective immediately. These matters for immediate action may include,
but are not limited to, matters of contempt, the physical safety of the child, or the safety
of others, or when the personal liberty of the child may be infringed. In such event,
the written recommendations of the referee shall be effective and binding, upon the consent
of the parties, for a period not exceeding 72 hours. In the event the parties do not consent
to immediate action, the recommendations shall be reviewed immediately by a circuit court
judge, who may order an appropriate temporary order based on the findings and recommendations,
which order will be effective for a period not exceeding 72 hours. In...
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12-17-340
Section 12-17-340 Judicial secretaries. (a) Classified positions of secretaries existing under
local government merit systems. Classified positions of secretaries existing under local government
merit systems in those circuits having 15 or more circuit judges, serving the courts on October
10, 1975, shall be subject to the provisions of the State Merit System and all other benefits
applicable to state employees; provided, that they shall have the retirement benefit options
described in subdivision (b) (2) of Section 12-17-4. (b) Additional confidential secretaries.
In circumstances other than those provided in subsection (a) of this section, each circuit
and district court judge may employ a confidential secretary without regard to civil service
qualifications or regulations, to serve at the pleasure of the judge. However, before the
appointment thereof, the Administrative Director of Courts shall certify to the state Comptroller
and presiding circuit judge of the respective circuit...
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12-18-132
Section 12-18-132 Retirement benefits. With the exception of justices of the Supreme Court
and judges of the appellate courts, circuit courts, and district courts who assumed office
prior to July 30, 1979, and who are exempted from Section 12-18-40, and this article, the
retirement pay or benefits of any justice or judge qualifying for service retirement pursuant
to this article shall be based and computed on the final salary received from the state at
the time of his or her retirement in accordance with the percentage rate now prescribed by
law. The retirement benefits of justices and judges who have 25 years of creditable service
based on nonjudicial service which has been transferred to the Judicial Retirement System
shall be calculated pursuant to Sections 12-18-111, 12-18-112, or 12-18-113, as applicable.
(Act 98-295, p. 481, §3.)...
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12-18-84.1
Section 12-18-84.1 Election to retire with 24 years of service. Notwithstanding any law to
the contrary, any judge of probate who has served for not less than 24 years on any one or
more of such courts or has 24 years of creditable service in the Judicial Retirement Fund
shall be eligible to retire under this chapter, regardless of age, if upon electing to retire
with less than 25 years of service, prior to his or her date of retirement he or she pays
to the Secretary-Treasurer of the Judicial Retirement Fund a lump sum in an amount equal to
the annual employer and employee contributions necessary to purchase one year of creditable
service in the fund based on the final annual state salary earned by the judge during his
or her most recent fiscal year of active judicial service. (Act 98-365, p. 664, §1.)...
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45-49-81.21
Section 45-49-81.21 Expense allowance - Circuit Court Clerk, Register, and Administrator of
Estates. (a) The Mobile County Commission is hereby allowed, at their discretion, to pay the
circuit court clerk, the County Administrator of Estates, and the Register of the Circuit
Court of Mobile County, Alabama, Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, State of Alabama, an expense
allowance in the amount of two hundred fifty dollars ($250) per month, beginning in 1984.
(b) The expense allowance, if allowed at the county commission's discretion, shall be in addition
to all compensation or salary supplement heretofore payable to such officers. (Act 84-481,
p. 1101, §§ 1, 2.)...
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12-18-150
Section 12-18-150 (Effective November 8, 2016, subject to contingencies) Definitions. When
used in this article, the following terms shall have the following meanings, respectively,
unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (1) ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS. The sum of
all the amounts deducted from the compensation of a member credited to his or her individual
account in the Judges' and Clerks' Plan, together with regular interest thereon. (2) ACTUARIAL
EQUIVALENT. A benefit of equal value when computed upon the basis of the mortality tables
adopted by the Board of Control and regular interest. (3) ANNUITY. Payments for life derived
from the accumulated contributions of a member. All annuities shall be payable in equal monthly
installments. (4) AVERAGE FINAL COMPENSATION. The average annual compensation of a judge or
clerk with respect to which he or she had made contributions pursuant to Section 12-18-152
during the five years in his or her last 10 years of membership service for...
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12-19-310
Section 12-19-310 Additional docket fees. (a) In addition to the docket fees now authorized
by law, additional docket fees shall be assessed in all circuit, district, and municipal courts
as follows: (1) In civil cases in the circuit and district courts, except child support cases
and as further provided for small claims cases, an additional docket fee of forty-five dollars
($45) and in small claims cases an additional docket fee of fifteen dollars ($15). (2) In
criminal cases in the circuit, district, and municipal courts, except juvenile cases and as
further provided for traffic cases, an additional docket fee of forty dollars ($40) and in
traffic cases, but excluding parking violations, an additional docket fee of twenty-six dollars
($26). (b) (1) Two dollars ($2) of the traffic docket fee shall be distributed to the Police
Officers' Annuity Fund before any distribution pursuant to subsections (c) and (d). (2) Ten
dollars ($10) of each fee in municipal court shall be retained by the...
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