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45-1A-42
Section 45-1A-42 Police jurisdiction in Prattville and Millbrook. (a) Except as provided in
subsection (b), the police jurisdiction of the City of Prattville outside of the corporate
limits of the city shall not include any territory in Elmore County; nor shall the City of
Prattville exercise police powers or taxing powers outside of the corporate limits in the
police jurisdiction of the City of Prattville in any territory in Elmore County or over or
on any person or property or business, trade, or profession outside of the corporate limits
of the City of Prattville in Elmore County; nor shall the City of Prattville levy, fix, or
collect any license or fee of any kind outside of the corporate limits in the police jurisdiction
of the City of Prattville in any territory in Elmore County; nor shall any ordinance of the
City of Prattville enforcing police or sanitation regulations or prescribing fines or penalties
for violations thereof have any force or effect outside of the corporate...
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45-41A-42
Section 45-41A-42 Police jurisdiction in counties in which lie Opelika corporate limits. (a)
The City of Opelika shall not exercise police jurisdiction in any county unless a part of
its corporate limits also lies in the county. The City of Opelika shall not exercise taxing
powers nor shall it enforce any ordinance, subdivision regulation, or sanitation regulation
in any county unless a part of its corporate limits lies in the county. (b) Nothing in this
section shall prohibit the City of Opelika from exercising police jurisdiction within Lee
County or any other county into which the corporate limits may extend. (Act 91-303, p. 560,
§§1, 2; Act 91-334, p. 653, §§1, 2.)...
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45-26A-30
Section 45-26A-30 Police jurisdiction outside corporate limits. The police jurisdiction of
the City of Millbrook outside of the corporate limits of the city shall not include any territory
in Autauga County; nor shall the City of Millbrook exercise police powers or taxing powers
outside of the corporate limits in the police jurisdiction of the City of Millbrook in any
territory in Autauga County or over or on any person or property or business, trade, or profession
outside of the corporate limits of the City of Millbrook in Autauga County; nor shall the
City of Millbrook levy, fix, or collect any license or fee of any kind outside of the corporate
limits in the police jurisdiction of the City of Millbrook in any territory in Autauga County;
nor shall any ordinance of the City of Millbrook enforcing police or sanitation regulations
or prescribing fines or penalties for violations thereof have any force or effect outside
of the corporate limits in the police jurisdiction of the City of...
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45-41-236
Section 45-41-236 Police jurisdictions of municipalities located partially in Lee County. In
Lee County, the police jurisdiction of any municipality whose corporate limits are located
partially in Lee County with exception of Notasulga, Alabama, shall not extend beyond the
corporate limits of the municipality. This section shall affect the authority of a municipality
located partially in Lee County only in Lee County. (Act 94-521, p. 953, §1.)...
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11-47-22
Section 11-47-22 Exercise of police jurisdiction over hospitals, poorhouses, cemeteries, etc.
All cities and towns of this state shall have the power to exercise police jurisdiction over
all lands purchased or acquired by the city or town for the purpose of being used or occupied
as a hospital, quarantine station, poorhouse, pesthouse, workhouse or house of correction,
schoolhouse, sanitary or storm water sewers, rights-of-way, cemeteries and parks, and the
laws and ordinances of the cities and towns shall apply to and extend over all the lands so
used or occupied and the inhabitants thereof. (Code 1907, §1288; Code 1923, §2046; Code
1940, T. 37, §477.)...
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41-1-1
Section 41-1-1 Sovereignty and jurisdiction of state; territorial waters; legislative findings.
(a) The sovereignty and jurisdiction of the state extend to all places within the boundaries
of the state, but the extent of the jurisdiction over places that have been or may be ceded
to the United States is qualified by the terms of the cession. (b) The limits and boundaries
of the territorial waters of the State of Alabama for management and protection of marine
resources shall consist of all territory included within the boundaries described in the Act
of Congress of March 2, 1819, together with all territory ceded to the State of Alabama by
later acts of Congress or by compacts or agreements with other states or the United States,
extending seaward to a distance of three Marine Leagues. (c) The Legislature hereby finds,
determines, and declares the following: (1) Significant inequitable disparities exist in the
limits and boundaries of the territorial waters among the Gulf Coast States...
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11-51-194
Section 11-51-194 Delivery license. (a)(1) Each municipality shall allow the purchase of a
delivery license by any business that has no other physical presence within the municipality
or its police jurisdiction for the privilege of delivering its merchandise therein. The amount
of the delivery license for the business shall not exceed one hundred dollars ($100). Nothing
herein shall prohibit a municipality from requiring by ordinance the purchase of a decal by
the taxpayer for each delivery vehicle making deliveries within the municipality or its police
jurisdiction. The charge for such decal shall not exceed the municipality's actual cost of
the decal. (2) Notwithstanding any other law, a municipality may charge a taxpayer an issuance
fee not to exceed ten dollars ($10) for a business delivery license. (b) As used in this section,
a delivery license shall mean a fixed rate business license issued by a municipality for the
limited privilege of delivering and requisite set-up and...
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11-47-116
Section 11-47-116 Taking up and storing of abandoned and stolen personal property; redemption
by owner; sale and disposition of proceeds. (a) All municipalities are hereby authorized to
provide by ordinance for the taking up and storing of abandoned and stolen personal property
found within the corporate limits or outside the corporate limits but within the police jurisdictions
and to sell the same in the manner provided in subsection (b) of this section. A permanent
record giving the date of the taking of each piece of such property, the place where found
and taken and a description of the property shall be kept. The property so taken shall be
stored in a suitable place to protect it from deterioration; provided, that if the property
be perishable the same may be sold at once without notice, in which case the proceeds shall
be held for a period of six months for the account of the owner and if not called for within
that time shall be converted into the general fund. (b) At least every...
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25-5-35
Section 25-5-35 Recovery where accident occurs outside state; effect of compensation under
law of another state, etc., upon compensation under this article and Article 3 of chapter,
etc.; recovery under this article and Article 3 of chapter for accident occurring within state
where employment principally localized outside state. (a) As used in this section: (1) The
term "United States" includes only the states of the United States and the District
of Columbia; and (2) The term "state" includes any state of the United States or
the District of Columbia. (b) For the purposes of this section, a person's employment is principally
localized in this or another state when his employer has a place of business in this or such
other state and he regularly works at or from such place of business, or if he is domiciled
and spends a substantial part of his working time in the service of his employer in this or
such other state. (c) An employee whose duties require him to travel regularly in the...
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36-21-13
Section 36-21-13 Compensation for injury to police officer utilized by state department or
agency; injury review boards. (a) For purposes of this section, a "state police officer"
is a full-time law enforcement officer of any state agency, department, board, commission,
or institution, including full-time correctional officers of the Department of Corrections,
who is certified by the Alabama Peace Officers' Standards and Training Commission and who
has no limited authority within the state except as otherwise provided by law. (b) When a
state police officer being utilized by a state department or agency is injured while on duty
for the department or agency and his or her injury or injuries were not the result of his
or her willful conduct, and the injury resulted when the state police officer was in conflict,
pursuit, or observation of a person or persons suspected or under suspicion of breaking the
law, or has broken the law, or is in the process of breaking the law, or when the state...
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