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45-35A-51.01
Section 45-35A-51.01 Definitions. The following words, terms, and phrases, wherever used in
this part, shall have the meaning respectively ascribed to them in this section, unless the
context plainly indicates a different meaning: (1) APPOINTING AUTHORITY. A department head.
(2) BOARD. The personnel board herein authorized. (3) CLASSIFIED SERVICE. Includes all offices,
positions, and employment in the City of Dothan as these offices, positions, and employment
now or may hereafter exist, the holders of which are paid whether by salary, wages, or fees,
in whole or in part, from funds of the city, except those expressly placed in the unclassified
service. (4) COMMITTEE. The citizens supervisory committee herein created. (5) DEPARTMENT
HEADS. a. City manager as the administrative head of the municipal government. b. City clerk-treasurer
in charge of the administrative department. c. City engineer in charge of the engineering
department. d. Electrical superintendent in charge of the...
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45-49-120.04
Section 45-49-120.04 Supervisory committee. (a) There is hereby established the Supervisory
Committee of the Mobile County Personnel Board. The supervisory committee hereby created shall
succeed to and exercise all the rights, powers, and authority, and shall perform all the duties
and functions now vested in and required of the Citizen's Supervisory Committee created by
Act 470, 1939 Regular Session (Acts 1939, p. 298) and the Supervisory Committee of the Mobile
County Personnel Board created by Act 167, 1955 Regular Session (Acts 1955, p. 431). (b) The
Supervisory Committee of the Mobile County Personnel Board shall be composed of the following:
(1) The persons holding each of the following elective offices in Mobile County, Alabama,
namely, the presiding judge of the circuit court, the judge of probate, the revenue commissioner,
the presiding judge of the District Court of Mobile County, the county license commissioner,
the Chair of the Mobile County Commission, the Sheriff of...
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15-12-4
Section 15-12-4 Voluntary indigent defense advisory boards. (a) Creation. In each judicial
circuit, a voluntary indigent defense advisory board shall be established. (b) Composition;
qualifications, appointment, term of office, and removal of members; vacancies. - The voluntary
indigent defense advisory board shall be composed of five members who are residents of the
judicial circuit in which they are appointed, including the presiding circuit judge as the
chair, the president of the local circuit bar association and three other attorneys all selected
by the bar commissioner or commissioners for that circuit. The membership of the voluntary
indigent defense advisory board in each judicial circuit shall be inclusive and reflect the
racial, gender, and economic diversity of the judicial circuit. In a multi-county circuit,
the bar commissioner or commissioners shall select the president of a county bar association
existing within the circuit to serve on the indigent defense advisory...
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31-2A-60
Section 31-2A-60 (Article 60.) Action by the convening authority. (a) The findings and sentence
of a court-martial shall be reported promptly to the convening authority after the announcement
of the sentence. (b)(1) The accused may submit to the convening authority matters for consideration
by the convening authority with respect to the findings and the sentence. Any submission shall
be in writing. Except in a summary court-martial case, a submission shall be made within 10
days after the accused has been given an authenticated record of trial and, if applicable,
the recommendation of a judge advocate under subsection (d). In a summary court-martial case,
such a submission shall be made within seven days after the sentence is announced. (2) If
the accused shows that additional time is required for the accused to submit such matters,
the convening authority or other person taking action under this article, for good cause,
may extend the applicable period under subdivision (1) for up to...
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40-3-25
Section 40-3-25 Appeals - Procedure. All appeals from the rulings of the board of equalization
fixing value of property shall be taken within 30 days after the final decision of said board
fixing the assessed valuation as provided in this chapter. The taxpayer shall file notice
of said appeal with the secretary of the board of equalization and with the clerk of the circuit
court and shall file bond to be filed with and approved by the clerk of the circuit court,
conditioned to pay all costs, and the taxpayer or the state shall have the right to demand
a trial by jury by filing a written demand therefor within 10 days after the appeal is taken.
When an appeal is taken, the taxpayer shall pay the taxes due as fixed for assessment for
the preceding tax year before the same becomes delinquent; and, upon failure to do so, the
court upon motion ex mero motu must dismiss the appeal, unless at the time of taking the appeal
the taxpayer has executed a supersedeas bond with sufficient sureties...
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45-2-120.09
Section 45-2-120.09 Appeals from disciplinary actions. (a) A classified employee shall have
the right to appeal any disciplinary action taken against him or her. An employee on probationary
status shall not have that right unless the employee had permanent status in some other position
at the time of appointment to the probationary position. An employee desiring to appeal any
disciplinary action directed against him or her shall first exhaust any administrative remedy
as provided by policy of the commission. Upon exhausting any administrative remedy, the employee
shall then file his or her appeal in writing with the personnel director within seven calendar
days of the last final administrative action on the disciplinary action, and shall request
a hearing before the personnel appeals board. Within seven calendar days after the receipt
of the appeal, the personnel director shall file with the chair of the board and mail to the
employee by certified mail a statement specifying the...
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45-2-234.09
Section 45-2-234.09 Appeals; subpoenas; hearing. (a) A classified employee, other than an appointed
official, shall have the right to appeal any disciplinary action taken against him or her.
An employee on probationary status shall not have that right unless the employee had permanent
status in some other position at the time of appointment to the probationary position. An
employee, other than an appointed official, desiring to appeal any disciplinary action directed
against him or her shall first exhaust any administrative remedy as provided by policy of
the sheriff's personnel system. Upon exhausting any administrative remedy, the employee shall
then file his or her appeal in writing with the personnel officer within seven calendar days
of the last final administrative action on the disciplinary action, and shall request a hearing
before the personnel appeals board. Within seven calendar days after the receipt of the appeal,
the personnel officer shall file with the chair of the...
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11-44B-48
Section 11-44B-48 Conduct of hearing; appeal and review. (a) Within 90 calendar days after
receipt of written charges or a written appeal of an employee from a decision after predisciplinary
hearing, the board shall schedule and hold a public hearing in regard thereto and render a
decision. The board shall provide notice of the hearing to the mayor, the employee's department
head, and the city attorney. At the hearing, the employee shall be entitled to be represented
by an attorney of his or her choosing and expense. (b) If the regular status employee appeals,
no disciplinary action taken against the employee shall become final until the board holds
a hearing on the action. Provided however, suspensions with or without pay in regard to seeking
an employee's termination shall remain in effect until a final ruling by the board unless
otherwise ordered by the board. (c) All hearings before the board shall be recorded and transcribed.
In all cases, the decision of the board shall be...
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12-17-161
Section 12-17-161 Separate office of clerk of district court may be established; appointment
and removal of clerk; abolition of separate office; participation in supernumerary fund. (a)
Authority and responsibility for the operation of a separate clerk's office for the district
court of a county may be authorized by the Supreme Court upon the written request of the clerk
of the circuit court or the judges of the district court. When the Supreme Court authorizes
a separate clerk's office for the district court of a county, the clerk of the circuit court
shall not be the ex officio clerk of the district court and shall have no administrative responsibilities
for and supervision over the operation of the office. Whenever a separate district clerk's
office is authorized, the administrative responsibility for and supervision of the records
and clerical services of the respective district court is vested in an official who shall
be known as the clerk of the district court, who shall perform...
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12-5A-8
Section 12-5A-8 Juvenile probation officers - Supervision; employees of state; appointment
and dismissal; director of probation services; certain employees subject to merit system procedures.
On or after October 1, 1999, each of the following shall occur: (1) In each county having
a population of 99,000 or less according to the 1990 federal decennial census, all juvenile
probation officers and employees covered by this chapter, and any future employees occupying
covered positions, shall be under the direct supervision of the presiding juvenile court judge.
(2) All juvenile probation officers in counties having a population of 99,000 or less according
to the 1990 federal decennial census shall be state employees and shall be subject to the
procedures of the state court system personnel system. All appointments of juvenile probation
officers for authorized positions within a county shall be made by the presiding juvenile
court judge, subject to the approval of the Administrative Director...
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