45-2-80.83
Section 45-2-80.83 Baldwin County Law Library and Judicial Administration Fund; retirement
of part-time law librarians. (a) The sums to be paid to the Baldwin County Commission, as
herein provided, shall be kept in a special fund designated as the Baldwin County Law Library
and Judicial Administration Fund and shall be expended by the Presiding Circuit Judge of the
Circuit Court of Baldwin County, to create, establish, and maintain the law library and to
provide for the more effective administration of justice, including, but not limited to: Paying
the costs of securing the advice and attendance of witnesses; registration fees and other
actual expenses incurred in attending seminars, institutes, conferences, and other meetings
in connection with continuing legal and judicial education, membership fees, or dues in legal
and judicial organizations; paying the salaries of court employees when necessary for the
efficient operation of the courts; and any other actual and necessary expenses...
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45-29-80.20
Section 45-29-80.20 Judicial Administration Fund. (a) The Judicial Administration Fund is established
in the Twenty-fourth Judicial Circuit, which is comprised of Fayette, Lamar, and Pickens Counties.
The fund shall be maintained in an interest-bearing account under the supervision of the presiding
circuit court judge. (b) The Judicial Administration Fund in this circuit shall consist of
any fees, donations, grants, leases, rentals, bequests, or funds from any other source, either
public or private, relating to the purposes provided in subsection (c). (c) Any funds in the
Judicial Administration Fund of this circuit shall be expended for increasing the efficiency
of judicial administration in each of the counties in this circuit to include, but not be
limited to, equipment and equipment repairs, supplies, employment of personnel, training,
educational enhancement of judicial personnel, or any other lawful use related to judicial
operations. (d) Any funds expended from this Judicial...
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12-11-9
Section 12-11-9 Transfer of cases - Between circuit court and district court. If a case filed
in the circuit court is within the exclusive jurisdiction of a district court or a case filed
in the district court is within the exclusive jurisdiction of the circuit court, the circuit
clerk or a judge of the court where the case was filed shall transfer the case to the docket
of the appropriate court, and the clerk shall make such cost and docket fee adjustments as
maybe required and transfer all case records. This section does not apply to cases filed in
the circuit court prior to January 16, 1977. (Acts 1975, No. 1205, p. 2384, §2-106.)...
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12-19-71
Section 12-19-71 Circuit and district court filing fee - Amount. (a) The filing fees which
shall be collected in civil cases shall be: (1) Thirty-five dollars ($35) for cases filed
on the small claims docket of the district court in which the matter in controversy, exclusive
of interest, costs, and attorney fees, totals one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500) or
less; provided, however, if attorney fees have been allowed by applicable state law or contract,
the amount of these fees shall be added to the amount of the matter in controversy above in
determining the jurisdictional amount. (2) One hundred nine dollars ($109) for cases filed
on the small claims docket of the district court in which the matter in controversy, exclusive
of interest, costs, and attorney fees, exceeds one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500)
but does not exceed three thousand dollars ($3,000); provided, however, if attorney fees have
been allowed by applicable state law or contract, the amount of these...
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45-37-83
Section 45-37-83 Salary of judges. The salaries of each judge of the District Court of the
Tenth Judicial Circuit shall be supplemented by the county which makes up the judicial circuit
in an amount so that the total annual salary from the state and the county of each judge of
the district court shall be equal to one thousand dollars ($1,000) less than the total annual
salary from the state and county paid to a judge of the circuit court of the judicial circuit.
This supplement shall be paid in equal twice monthly installments in the same manner as paid
to a judge of the circuit court and shall be paid from the general fund of the county of the
judicial circuit. (Act 90-222, p. 278, §1.)...
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12-1-14.1
Section 12-1-14.1 Appointment of special judge upon request; temporary service. (a) At the
request of the affected judge in a particular circuit, the presiding circuit court judge of
the circuit may appoint and commission a special circuit court judge, special district court
judge, or special judge of probate for temporary service. The person so appointed shall possess
the qualifications of the judgeship to which he or she is appointed. The special judge shall
qualify by taking the oath of office prescribed in the Constitution of Alabama of 1901. The
appointment shall confer on the special judge all powers, authority, and jurisdiction of the
judgeship to which he or she is appointed. The special judge shall not receive compensation
for his or her services. (b) As used in this section, the term "temporary service"
means not more than 180 consecutive days. A special judge may be reappointed, as needed, for
more than one period of 180 consecutive days. (c) This section is supplemental to...
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12-12-10
Section 12-12-10 Supervision of district courts by presiding circuit judges. The presiding
judge of each circuit shall have general supervision of the administrative operation of the
district courts within the circuit, subject to rules of the Supreme Court and the administrative
authority of the Chief Justice. (Acts 1975, No. 1205, p. 2384, §4-116.)...
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12-21-225
Section 12-21-225 Testimony for state or defendant by convict. (a) The presiding judge of any
circuit court or district court having reason to believe that the testimony of any convict
serving a sentence in the penitentiary or to hard labor for the county is necessary in any
criminal prosecution for the state and that other evidence cannot be obtained on behalf of
the state may order a writ to be issued by the clerk, commanding the Board of Corrections
to have the convict before the court on a specified day to give testimony in the particular
case for the state. Moreover, upon the sworn petition of the defendant in a criminal prosecution
showing that a convict serving sentence in the penitentiary knows facts which would be beneficial
to him, the judge may, if he believes the ends of justice will be served thereby, order the
issuance of such a writ to secure the appearance of the convict to testify on behalf of the
defendant. The writ shall be served on the board at least one week...
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45-37A-100.07
Section 45-37A-100.07 Petition for judicial review. The circuit court hearing a petition for
judicial review shall utilize the procedures applicable to proceedings in the Jefferson County
District Court with all of the following qualifications: (1) The proceedings shall retain
their civil nature with the circuit court applying the preponderance of the evidence standard.
(2) If the person is adjudicated by the circuit court to be responsible for payment of the
fine, circuit court costs shall be owed by the person adjudicated responsible, with 100 percent
of those court costs collected to be retained by the circuit court, which costs shall be calculated
in the same manner as court costs for criminal appeals from the Jefferson County District
Court, provided that, in the event the circuit court finds the person petitioning for judicial
review to not be responsible, any fine or fee paid, related to that citation, shall be refunded
by the city. (3) Regardless of the civil nature of the...
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45-37A-42.07
Section 45-37A-42.07 Petition for judicial review. The circuit court hearing a petition for
judicial review shall utilize the procedures applicable to proceedings in the Jefferson County
District Court with the following qualifications: (1) The proceedings shall retain their civil
nature with the circuit court applying the preponderance of the evidence standard. (2) If
the person is adjudicated by the circuit court to be responsible for payment of the fine,
circuit court costs shall be owed by the person adjudicated responsible, with 100 percent
of those court costs collected to be retained by the circuit court, which costs shall be calculated
in the same manner as court costs for criminal appeals from the Jefferson County District
Court, provided that, in the event the circuit court finds the person petitioning for judicial
review to not be responsible, any fine or fee paid, related to that citation, shall be refunded
by the city. (3) Regardless of the civil nature of the proceedings,...
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