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13A-11-85
Section 13A-11-85 Reciprocity for licenses issued in other states. (a) A person licensed to
carry a handgun in any state shall be authorized to carry a handgun in this state. This section
shall apply to a license holder from another state only while the license holder is not a
resident of this state. A license holder from another state shall carry the handgun in compliance
with the laws of this state. (b) The Attorney General is authorized to enter into reciprocal
agreements with other states for the mutual recognition of licenses to carry handguns and
shall periodically publish a list of states which recognize licenses issued pursuant to Section
13A-11-75. (Act 2001-494, p. 862, §1; Act 2013-283, p. 938, §2.)...
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16-33A-1
Section 16-33A-1 Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context requires otherwise,
the following terms shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to them by this section:
(1) ACHE. The Alabama Commission on Higher Education. (2) ALABAMA RESIDENT. A person who has
been domiciled in the State of Alabama for a period of at least 12 consecutive months immediately
preceding application for a grant under the Alabama Student Grant Program. The ACHE shall
promulgate and enforce regulations further defining and limiting the term domicile so as to
limit the benefits of this legislation to bona fide Alabama citizens, based upon criteria
including residency of parents and guardians, voter registration of students and parents,
driver's license registration, and other facts indicating bona fide citizenship. (3) APPROVED
INSTITUTION. Any independent nonprofit postsecondary institution of higher learning located
in the State of Alabama which is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of...
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32-6-1.1
Section 32-6-1.1 Continued validity of driver's license for military personnel deployed outside
United States; renewal procedures. (a) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the driver's
license of any resident of this state who is a member of the National Guard or the Armed Forces
of the United States whose driver's license has expired and who is on active duty and deployed
outside the United States shall be valid as long as the military member has on his or her
person a copy of valid military orders with any amendments. (b) The Department of Public Safety
may develop procedures authorizing members of the National Guard and armed forces receiving
orders to be deployed outside the United States to renew their driver's licenses up to one
year prior to the expiration of the license. (Act 2006-415, p. 1032, §§1, 2.)...
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33-5-52
Section 33-5-52 Boater safety certification generally. (a) Every person, except those specifically
exempted by statutory enactment, within five years from April 28, 1994, shall procure a boater
safety certification before operating a motorized vessel upon the waters of this state, as
defined in Section 33-5-3. This section shall not apply to any sailboat, rowboat, or canoe.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, an Alabama resident 16 years of age and older,
who has not been previously issued a boater safety certification, may for a period of thirty
(30) days following the date of sale of the vessel to the person, operate the vessel upon
the waters provided the following conditions are met: (1) The vessel has been registered in
the name of the person; and (2) a bill of sale for the vessel, indicating that the person
is the purchaser and owner of the vessel, is in the possession of the person at all times
of operation. In addition, any person while taking test drives of...
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40-12-255
Section 40-12-255 Manufactured homes. (a) Every person, firm, or corporation who owns, maintains
or keeps in this state a manufactured home as defined according to subsection (n) of this
section, except a manufactured home that constitutes a part of the inventory of a manufacturer
or dealer, shall pay an annual registration fee of $24 for an owner occupied single wide (one
transportable module) manufactured home, $48 for an owner occupied double wide or larger (two
or more transportable modules) manufactured home, $48 for a commercial single wide (one transportable
module) manufactured home, or $96 for a commercial double wide or larger (two or more transportable
modules) manufactured home, provided, however, that any manufactured home 10 years of age
or greater but less than 20 years of age shall pay 75 percent of the above stated fees, and
any manufactured home 20 years of age or greater shall pay 50 percent of the above stated
fees; and upon payment thereof such owner shall be...
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40-12-43.1
Section 40-12-43.1 Added fee for private examining or collecting firms. Every private examining
or collecting firm shall pay a separate annual state license fee of twenty-five dollars ($25),
no later than October 1 of each year or within 30 days of entering into a contract with a
county or municipality, with proceeds to be paid by the state Comptroller to the Alabama Local
Tax Institute of Standards and Training established under Section 40-2A-15, for the administration
of the institute's examiner certification program. If the firm has engaged more than one examiner,
each such person so engaged shall pay the separate license fee of twenty-five dollars ($25)
within 30 days of being hired by the private examining or collecting firm. No private examining
or collecting firm shall be issued a license unless it is in compliance with the provisions
of Chapter 2A and this section. (Act 98-191, p. 297, §6.)...
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40-12-99
Section 40-12-99 Engineers. Each person practicing for the public the profession of civil,
electrical, mining, mechanical, or radio engineering shall pay an annual license tax of $20
to the state, but no license shall be paid to the county. If such business is conducted as
a firm or corporation in which more than one engineer is engaged, each engineer so engaged
shall pay a license tax of $20. No such engineer shall be required to pay this license tax
until after he has practiced his profession for two years in this state or elsewhere. An engineer
who is an employee of the state or of any county or municipality at a fixed salary and who
engages in no other engineering work for compensation is not subject to this license tax when
so employed. (Acts 1935, No. 194, p. 256; Code 1940, T. 51, §522.)...
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9-11-142
Section 9-11-142 Use of commercial fishing gear in public impounded waters and navigable streams
- License - Individual licenses required; exception for certain assistants. It is the intent
of this article that the license provided herein for the taking of commercial or nongame fish
from the public impounded waters and navigable streams of the State of Alabama shall be issued
upon an individual basis only, and, except to the extent otherwise provided for in this article,
each person engaging in such activities or operations shall be required to purchase said license.
It is hereby provided, however, that each person licensed pursuant to the provisions of Sections
9-11-141 and 9-11-142 may be assisted by one "helper" or assistant, who shall, while
in the course of such assistance, be located in the licensed person's boat and/or shall be
accompanied by the licensed person at all times. While engaged in providing such assistance,
said "helper" or assistant shall be exempt from the...
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9-11-147
Section 9-11-147 Marking location of and identifying fishing gear. It shall be unlawful for
any person to use any of the fishing gear mentioned in Section 9-11-141, except slat boxes,
in the public impounded waters and navigable streams of this state without marking their location
by buoys or floats and identifying such nets and lines by showing the license number in plain
figures upon the buoys or floats. The license number must be attached to all seines and nets,
and at least one such buoy shall bear the name and address of the owner. It shall be unlawful
to use slat boxes in said waters without permanently affixing thereto a metal tag stating
thereon the name, address and license number of the licensee operating and using each slat
box. (Acts 1953, No. 784, p. 1069, §2; Acts 1981, No. 81-351, p. 506, §1.)...
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9-11-192
Section 9-11-192 Licenses not to be sold to persons holding commercial fishing licenses, etc.;
sale or offer for sale of fish by licensees, etc. The licenses provided for in this article
shall not be sold to any person holding a commercial fishing license or engaged in the business
of commercial fishing, and it shall be unlawful for any person holding a wire basket license
or using a wire basket under the provisions of this article to sell or offer for sale any
fish within or without this state. It is the specific intent of this article to allow the
use of wire baskets to catch fish for personal consumption only. (Acts 1967, No. 287, p. 814,
§7.)...
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