45-49-170.25
Section 45-49-170.25 Removal of designation that dog is dangerous or a nuisance. The owner
of a dog which has been declared to be dangerous or a nuisance by a court may petition the
district court to remove the dangerous or nuisance dog designation 18 months after the judicial
declaration was issued. A copy of the petition shall be filed with the district attorney.
The court may remove the dangerous or nuisance dog designation and eliminate any requirements
of this subpart if the owner of the dog has not violated this subpart and any orders of the
court, and if the court is satisfied from the evidence that the dog is no longer dangerous.
(Act 2012-235, p. 437, § 6.)...
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45-11-172.05
Section 45-11-172.05 THIS SECTION WAS ASSIGNED BY THE CODE COMMISSIONER IN THE 2019 REGULAR
SESSION, EFFECTIVE MARCH 15, 2018. THIS IS NOT IN THE CURRENT CODE SUPPLEMENT. The owner of
a dog that has been declared to be dangerous or a nuisance by a court may petition the district
court to remove the dangerous or nuisance dog designation 18 months after the judicial declaration
was issued. A copy of the petition shall be filed with the district attorney. The court may
remove the dangerous or nuisance dog designation and eliminate any requirements of this part
if the owner of the dog has not violated this part and any orders of the court, and if the
court is satisfied from the evidence that the dog is no longer dangerous. (Act 2018-236, §6.)...

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45-49-170.22
dog reported to be dangerous or a nuisance in the unincorporated areas of Mobile County. (b)
If a dog, which is unowned and has been reported to be dangerous, bites a person, the dog
may be quarantined and destroyed pursuant to subsection of Section 3-7A-9. For purposes of
this subsection, bites means the same as has been exposed as defined in subdivision (5) of
Section 3-7A-1. (c) If there is probable cause to believe that an owned dog is dangerous or
a nuisance and has caused serious physical injury or has caused damage to real or personal
property, the law enforcement officer or animal control officer shall impound the dog pending
disposition of a petition to declare a dog to be dangerous or a nuisance. The county may impound
the dog at the county pound as described in Section 3-7A-7, or may enter into an agreement
with an animal shelter or licensed veterinarian to secure and impound dangerous or nuisance
dogs pursuant to this section. The owner of the dog shall be liable to the...
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45-11-172.02
incidents involving any dog reported to be dangerous or a nuisance in the unincorporated areas
of the county. (b) If a dog, which is unowned and has been reported to be dangerous, bites
a person, the dog may be quarantined and destroyed pursuant to Section 3-7A-9(b). For purposes
of this subsection, "bites" means the same as "has been exposed" as defined
in Section 3-7A-1(5). (c) If there is probable cause to believe that an owned dog is dangerous
or a nuisance and has caused serious physical injury or has caused damage to real or
personal property, the law enforcement officer or animal control officer shall impound
the dog pending disposition of a petition to declare a dog to be dangerous or a nuisance.
The county may impound the dog at the county pound as described in Section 3-7A-7, or may
enter into an agreement with an animal shelter or licensed veterinarian to secure and impound
dangerous or nuisance dogs pursuant to this section. The owner of the dog shall be liable
to the...
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45-49-170.24
Section 45-49-170.24 Requirements for owner of dog declared dangerous or a nuisance. (a)(1)
If a court determines that a dog is dangerous or a nuisance, but does not order that the dog
be destroyed because evidence was insufficient to determine that the dog caused serious physical
injury or damage to the real or personal property of another person, the owner
of the dog shall comply with the following requirements in addition to any other requirements
imposed by the court: (2) Within 30 days of the issuance of the order declaring the dog to
be dangerous or a nuisance, the owner of the dog shall be required to register the dog with
the animal control authority in the jurisdiction in which the animal is kept or if there is
no animal control authority in the jurisdiction where the animal is kept, with the county
health department. All certificates of registration required to be obtained under this section
shall only be issued to persons 18 years of age or older which represent evidence of...
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3-6A-4
(a)(1) When a person claims that a dog is dangerous, the person shall make a sworn statement
before a city magistrate or sheriff setting forth the name of the dog owner, if known, the
location where the dog is being kept in the city or county, and the reason he or she believes
the dog to be dangerous. (2) The sworn statement shall be delivered to an animal control officer
who shall complete a dangerous dog investigation.When the sworn statement claims that a dog
has caused serious physical injury or death to a person, the duties of the animal control
officer, including but not limited to the dangerous dog investigation, shall be carried out
by a law enforcement officer. (b) An animal control officer may initiate a dangerous dog investigation
in cases where a complaint has been made pursuant to subsection (a) and a person has been
bitten, received physical injury or serious physical injury, or has died. (c)(1)
In the event a dangerous dog investigation leads an animal control officer...
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45-11-172.04
Section 45-11-172.04 THIS SECTION WAS ASSIGNED BY THE CODE COMMISSIONER IN THE 2019 REGULAR
SESSION, EFFECTIVE MARCH 15, 2018. THIS IS NOT IN THE CURRENT CODE SUPPLEMENT. (a)(1) If a
court determines that a dog is dangerous or a nuisance, but does not order that the dog be
destroyed because evidence was insufficient to determine that the dog caused serious physical
injury or damage to the real or personal property of another person, the owner
of the dog shall comply with the requirements in subdivision (2) in addition to any other
requirements imposed by the court. (2) Within 30 days of the issuance of the order declaring
the dog to be dangerous or a nuisance, the owner of the dog shall be required to register
the dog with the animal control authority in the jurisdiction in which the animal is kept
or if there is no animal control authority in the jurisdiction where the animal is kept, with
the county health department. All certificates of registration required to be obtained under...

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13A-11-244
Section 13A-11-244 Hearing. (a) The law enforcement officer or any agent of the county or of
the municipality, without the requirement of any fee or charge for court costs, shall immediately
petition the municipal court if the violation involves a municipal ordinance or the district
court in the county in which the dog or cat is found for a hearing to be set within 20 days
of seizure of the dog or cat or issuance of the order to provide care. The hearing shall be
held not more than 10 days after the setting of the date to determine whether the owner, if
known, is able to provide adequately and protectively for the dog or cat and is fit to have
custody of the dog or cat. The hearing shall be concluded and the court order entered within
30 days after the date the hearing is commenced. (b) The owner, at least five days prior to
holding such a hearing, shall be notified of the date of the hearing to determine if the owner
is able to provide adequately and protectively for the dog or cat...
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45-49-170.21
entity under agreement or contract with the county to perform animal control functions or to
enforce this subpart. (2) ATTACK. Aggressive physical contact initiated by a dog. (3) BITTEN.
Seized with the teeth so that the skin of the person seized has been gripped, or has been
wounded or pierced. (4) COUNTY. Mobile County. (5) DANGEROUS DOG. A dog, regardless of its
breed, that has bitten, or caused physical injury to a human being without provocation,
or has repeatedly bitten or caused physical injury to humans except a dog used by law
enforcement officials for legitimate law enforcement purposes, a certified guide dog for the
blind, a hearing dog for the deaf, or a service dog for the disabled. (6) DOG. All members
of the canine family including dog hybrids. (7) IMPOUNDED. Taken into the custody of law enforcement,
the county pound, or an animal control authority or provider of animal control services to
the county where the dangerous dog is found. (8) NUISANCE DOG. A dog, regardless...
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22-52-10.8
Agency shall as soon as possible thereafter enter the order in the National Instant Criminal
Background Check System (NICS) and the information shall be entered into the NICS Index Denied
Persons File. The records maintained pursuant to this section shall only be used for purposes
of determining eligibility to purchase or transfer a firearm. Information furnished shall
not include confidential medical or treatment records, confidential tax or financial data,
library records, or other personal information. (b) Any person who has been adjudicated
mentally deficient or committed to a mental institution and who is subject to the firearm
disabilities of 18 U.S.C. Section 922 (d)(4) and (g)(4), and who is subject to the firearm
disabilities of Sections 13A-11-72 and 13A-11-75, because he or she has been determined by
law or legal process to be of unsound mind, may petition the district court for a civil review
of the person's mental capacity to purchase a firearm. The petitioner may...
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