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12-23A-10
Section 12-23A-10 Collection and maintenance of information; fees, costs, and restitution;
annual audit. (a) A drug court shall collect and maintain the following information for each
drug offender that is considered for admission or admitted into drug court: (1) Prior criminal
history. (2) Prior substance abuse treatment history, including information on the success
or failure of the drug offender in those programs. (3) Employment, education, and income histories.
(4) Gender, race, ethnicity, marital and family status, and any child custody and support
obligations. (5)a. Instances of recidivism occurring after successful completion of drug court.
Recidivism shall be measured at a period of three years after successful graduation. b. Instances
of recidivism occurring after a drug offender's termination in drug court for a period of
three years from release into the community. (6) The drug of choice and the estimated daily
financial cost to the drug offender at the time of entry into...
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15-13-114
Section 15-13-114 Obligation of sureties continues during trial. The obligation of the sureties
continues throughout every stage of trial, from the time the defendant is entered thereon
until the rendition of the verdict by the jury or judge. The finding of the defendant guilty
by a jury or judge discharges the sureties. The obligation of the sureties are also discharged
when the judge takes any of the following actions: (1) Sentences the defendant. (2) Grants
the prosecutor's motion to nol pros the case. (3) Dismisses the case. (4) Issuance of any
order to the defendant to attend driving-under-the-influence school, mental health counseling,
or any similar order of which the court would only have had the authority to do so, if there
had been an adjudication of guilt or in cases where there has been an adjudication of guilt.
(5) Issuance of any order of restitution. (6) Announcement or order of sentence prior to any
probation determination. (Acts 1993, No. 93-677, p. 1259, §15.)...
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15-13-115
Section 15-13-115 Obligation of sureties in probation cases. The obligation of sureties is
continued beyond the finding of a guilty verdict by the judge or by a jury in cases where
the maximum sentence, set out by law, does not exceed 10 years and where the court desires
to continue the case for a probation hearing so long as the court has not announced the sentence
to be imposed or sentenced the defendant in any form as set out by law. In such cases, the
obligation of the sureties is continued until there has been a determination and order by
the court of denying or granting probation. In cases where the maximum sentence as set out
by law is less than 10 years, and the court has imposed a sentence, the sureties, may continue
their obligation on such bail beyond the findings or rendering of the verdict but such an
agreement shall be entered on the docket or case summary sheet and the surety shall execute
their name or names by the entry. (Acts 1993, No. 93-677, p. 1259, §16.)...
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45-41A-41.05
Section 45-41A-41.05 Power and jurisdiction of municipal court; contesting liability; fines
and costs; affirmative defenses. (a) The Opelika Municipal Court is vested with the power
and jurisdiction to hear and adjudicate the civil violations provided for in this part, and
to issue orders imposing the civil fines and costs set out in this part. (b) A person who
receives a violation may contest the imposition of the civil fine by submitting a request
for a hearing on the adjudication of the civil violation, in writing, within 15 days of the
10th day after the date the notice of violation is mailed. Upon receipt of a timely request,
the city shall notify the person of the date and time of the adjudicative hearing. (c) Failure
to pay a civil penalty or to contest liability in a timely manner is an admission of liability
in the full amount of the civil fine assessed in the notice of violation. (d) The civil fine
and court costs shall not be assessed if, after a hearing, the Opelika...
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12-23A-2
Section 12-23A-2 Definitions. As used in this chapter, the following words shall have the following
meanings: (1) ADVISORY COMMITTEE. A local committee which may consist of the following members
or their designees: a. The drug court judge, who shall serve as chair. b. The district attorney.
c. The public defender or a member of the criminal defense bar. d. The drug court coordinator.
e. The court clerk. f. A community corrections or court referral officer, or both. g. A pretrial
services provider. h. A law enforcement officer. i. Substance abuse treatment providers. j.
Any other person the chair deems appropriate. (2) ASSESSMENT. A diagnostic evaluation for
placement in a treatment program which shall be performed in accordance with criteria certified
by the Department of Mental Health, Substance Abuse Services Division. (3) CHARGE. As defined
in Section 12-25-32(13). (4) CONTINUUM OF CARE. A seamless and coordinated course of substance
abuse education and treatment designed to meet...
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45-24A-32.02
Section 45-24A-32.02 Definitions. As used in this part, the following terms shall have the
following meanings: (1) CIRCUIT COURT or COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT. The Dallas County Circuit Court.
(2) CITY. The City of Selma, Alabama. (3) CIVIL PENALTY. The monetary amount assessed by the
city pursuant to this part for an adjudication of civil liability for a traffic signal violation,
including municipal court costs associated with the infraction. (4) CIVIL VIOLATION. There
is created a noncriminal category of state law called a civil violation created and existing
for the sole purpose of carrying out the terms of this part. The penalty for committing a
civil violation shall be the payment of a civil penalty, the enforceability of which shall
be accomplished through civil action. The prosecution of a civil violation created hereby
shall carry reduced evidentiary requirements and burden of proof as set out in Section 45-24A-32.05,
and in no event shall an adjudication of liability for a civil...
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45-37-81.04
Section 45-37-81.04 District, circuit and municipal courts - Solicitor's fee. (a) In all juvenile,
traffic, criminal, and quasi-criminal cases in the juvenile, district, circuit, and municipal
courts in the Birmingham Division and the Bessemer Division of Jefferson County, a docket
fee, hereinafter referred to as a solicitor's fee, shall be assessed in each case. The fees,
when collected, shall be distributed monthly as follows: Three dollars ($3) from each case
to the circuit clerk to be deposited into the circuit clerk's fund or, if the case originates
in the municipal court, three dollars ($3) to the municipal court clerk to be deposited into
the municipal clerk's fund or the fund otherwise established for the operation of the office
of the municipal court, to be used as provided by law for the operation of the office of the
circuit court clerk or municipal court clerk as the case may be and the remainder of each
fee to the Solicitor's Fund or District Attorney's Fund in the...
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45-42-81.01
Section 45-42-81.01 Solicitor's fee. (a)(1) In all juvenile, traffic, criminal, and quasi-criminal
cases that arise within the geographic boundaries of Limestone County in the juvenile, district,
circuit, and municipal courts exercising jurisdiction within the geographic boundaries of
Limestone County, a docket fee, hereinafter referred to as a solicitor's fee, shall be assessed
in each case. The fees, when collected, shall be distributed monthly as follows: a. Three
dollars ($3) from each case: 1. To the circuit clerk to be deposited into the circuit clerk's
fund; or 2. To the municipal court clerk to be deposited into the municipal clerk's fund or
the fund otherwise established for the operation of the office of the municipal court if the
case originates and is disposed of in a municipal court; or 3. Apportioned so that one dollar
($1) from each case is distributed to the circuit clerk to be deposited into the circuit clerk's
fund, and two dollars ($2) from each case is distributed...
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45-44-81.02
Section 45-44-81.02 Solicitor's fee. (a) In all juvenile, traffic, criminal, and quasi-criminal
cases in the juvenile, district, circuit, and municipal courts in Macon County, a docket fee,
hereinafter referred to as a solicitor's fee, shall be assessed in each case. The fees, when
collected, shall be distributed monthly as follows: Three dollars ($3) of the fee assessed
in each case shall be distributed to the Macon County Circuit Clerk for operation of the office
of the circuit clerk, three dollars ($3) of the fee assessed in each case prosecuted in the
Notasulga Municipal Court shall be distributed by the municipal court to the Town of Notasulga
to be used by the town for payment of expenses incurred by the town for training and continuing
education expenses for the Notasulga Municipal Court Clerk and Magistrate, and the remainder
of any fees shall be distributed to the Solicitor's Fund or District Attorney's Fund in the
county where the fee is collected or to the fund that may be...
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45-49-101.01
Section 45-49-101.01 Definitions. The following definitions and provisions shall apply to this
part: (1) BOARD. A county or city board of education, or the governing body of a school system
located in Mobile County. (2) COURT. A district court located in Mobile County if a school
bus violation occurs in an unincorporated area, or a municipal court located in Mobile County
if a violation occurs in an incorporated municipality. (3) ELECTRONIC DEVICE. Any camera or
recording device that uses a vehicle sensor and camera synchronized to automatically record
by video, photograph, or full motion streaming video, a motor vehicle approaching or overtaking
a school bus that is stopped for the purpose of receiving or discharging school children in
violation of Section 32-5A-154. (4) LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY. A law enforcement agency of a
local political subdivision or local governing body located in Mobile County, or a county
or city school system located in Mobile County that is authorized to...
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