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AL Code § 12-19-191 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 19 - Court Finances.|Article 4 - Costs, Fees, Fines, etc., in Criminal Cases.|Division 3 - Officers' Fees.|Section 12-19-191 - Constables.

Section 12-19-191Constables. (a) Constables shall be entitled to the following fees in criminal cases: (1) For executing a search warrant by day ..... $1.00 (2) For executing a search warrant by night ..... 2.00 (3) For executing any other warrant or writ of arrest ..... 1.50 (4) For serving each subpoena or notice issued by a court of the Unified Judicial System ..... .50 (5) For carrying a person before a magistrate under a warrant of arrest or to jail when committed thereto, for himself and each necessary guard, to be proved by his own oath, for each mile ..... .10 (6) For carrying a prisoner to the jail of another county, when there is no sufficient jail in the proper county, the same fees that were allowed to the sheriff for similar services on December 18, 1973, to be paid in the same manner. (7) For taking and approving each bond of undertaking ..... .50 (b) In all criminal prosecutions, the fees specified in subsection (a) of this section for the services rendered in the case shall be payable from the county treasury upon a sworn statement certified by the circuit clerk and shall not affect the collection and distribution of uniform fees. (Code 1852, §§784, 785; Code 1867, §§4335,4336; Code 1876, §§5039, 5040; Code 1886, §§4879, 4880; Code 1896, §§4576, 4577; Code 1907, §§6653, 6654; Code 1923, §§3756, 3757; Code 1940, T. 11, §§92, 93; Acts 1975, No. 1205, p. 2384, §§16-150, 16-151.)
AL Code § 12-19-192 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 19 - Court Finances.|Article 4 - Costs, Fees, Fines, etc., in Criminal Cases.|Division 3 - Officers' Fees.|Section 12-19-192 - Coroners Generally.

Section 12-19-192Coroners generally. (a) Coroners shall be entitled to the following fees: (1) For going to and returning from the place where he holds an inquest, for each mile traveled ..... $.06 (2) For holding an inquest, when ordered by a judge of a court of record or by the district attorney ..... 7.50 (3) For summoning a jury on inquest ..... 1.00 (4) For each subpoena ..... .25 (5) For each warrant of arrest ..... .50 (6) For each bond or undertaking returned to court ..... .50 (7) For investigation and certification of the cause of death when no jury is summoned or postmortem examination made by a physician or surgeon as provided in Section 12-19-193, $.06 for each mile traveled in going and returning, and $7.50 to be paid from the county treasury. (8) For all services performed when discharging the duty of the sheriff in cases authorized by law, the same fees that were allowed the sheriff for similar services on December 18, 1973. (b) In no event shall the coroner be entitled in any one year to fees exceeding in the aggregate $1,200.00. (Code 1852, §790; Code 1867, §4341; Code 1876, §5045; Code 1886, §4875; Code 1896, §4572; Code 1907, §6648; Acts 1911, No. 156, p. 144; Code 1923, §3751; Code 1940, T. 11, §94; Acts 1953, No. 761, p. 1022; Acts 1959, No. 601, p. 1490, §1; Acts 1975, No. 1205, p. 2384, §16-152.)
AL Code § 12-19-193 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 19 - Court Finances.|Article 4 - Costs, Fees, Fines, etc., in Criminal Cases.|Division 3 - Officers' Fees.|Section 12-19-193 - Fees for Inquest; Fees, etc., for Postmortem Examinations; Payment of Fees to Coroners for Services Rendered in Discharging Duties of Sheriff.

Section 12-19-193Fees for inquest; fees, etc., for postmortem examinations; payment of fees to coroners for services rendered in discharging duties of sheriff. (a) Fees for holding inquest shall be paid out of the county treasury, when the inquest has been held under the order of a judge of a court of record or district attorney, and such fees must be also certified by the coroner to the clerk of the circuit court of the county and must be taxed as costs against any person who is convicted for killing the person on whose body the inquest was held and be collected like other costs in criminal cases and, when collected in cases in which the county has paid the same, shall be paid to the county treasurer for the use of the county and, in other cases, to the coroner. (b) No fees shall be paid for an inquest when it is publicly known before the jury is summoned who caused the death of the deceased or when the slayer has been arrested for the homicide; but, in such case, if the immediate cause of the death is uncertain, a physician or surgeon may be summoned to make a postmortem examination, who shall give his opinion in writing as to the cause of the death, which must be returned by the coroner as inquests are returned by him, and such coroner, physician or surgeon shall be entitled to the same fee and mileage, to be paid in the same manner as for attending an inquest. (c) Such fees as accrue to coroners for services rendered by them in discharging duties of sheriffs must be paid in the same manner that sheriffs' fees for like services were paid on December 18, 1973. (Code 1852, §791; Code 1867, §4342; Code 1876, §5046; Code 1886, §4876; Code 1896, §4573; Code 1907, §6649; Code 1923, §3752; Code 1940, T. 11, §95; Acts 1959, No. 601, p. 1490, §2; Acts 1975, No. 1205, p. 2384, §16-153.)
AL Code § 12-19-210 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 19 - Court Finances.|Article 4 - Costs, Fees, Fines, etc., in Criminal Cases.|Division 4 - Jurors' Fees.|Section 12-19-210 - Grand and Petit Jurors Generally.

Section 12-19-210Grand and petit jurors generally. (a) Regular jurors, grand and petit, shall be entitled to $10.00 expense allowance for each day's services, $.05 for each mile traveled in going to and returning from court and ferriage and toll, to be proved by the oath of the juror before the clerk of the court. The clerk shall give each juror a certificate, stating therein the number of days he has served, the number of miles he has traveled, the amount of ferriage and toll he has paid and the amount of expense allowance to which he is entitled. The certificate shall be payable out of the State Treasury. (b) The provisions of this section shall be retroactive to May 23, 1977. (Code 1852, §794; Code 1867, §4345; Code 1876, §5049; Code 1886, §4883; Code 1896, §4580; Code 1907, §6657; Acts 1919, No. 35, p. 39; Code 1923, §3760; Code 1940, T. 11, §98; Acts 1947, No. 297, p. 148; Acts 1951, No. 625, p. 1079, §3; Acts 1975, No. 1205, p. 2384, §16-154; Acts 1977, No. 759, p. 1299; Acts 1978, No. 618, p. 878; Acts 1978, No. 821, p. 1207, §6.)
AL Code § 12-19-211 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 19 - Court Finances.|Article 4 - Costs, Fees, Fines, etc., in Criminal Cases.|Division 4 - Jurors' Fees.|Section 12-19-211 - Tales Jurors.

Section 12-19-211Tales jurors. Every person summoned for trial of a capital case under the provisions of this code or for service on a coroner's jury and attending in obedience to the summons shall be entitled to the same per diem and mileage for their attendance as regular jurors, to be paid in the same manner. Other tales jurors are entitled to the same per diem for each day's attendance as regular jurors receive, to be paid in the same manner. (Code 1852, §795; Code 1867, §4346; Code 1876, §5051; Code 1886, §4884; Code 1896, §4581; Code 1907, §6658; Code 1923, §3761; Code 1940, T. 11, §99.)
AL Code § 12-21-200 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 21 - Evidence and Witnesses.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 1 - General Provisions.|Section 12-21-200 - Proof of Intent to Injure, Defraud or Cheat.

Section 12-21-200Proof of intent to injure, defraud or cheat. When an intent to injure, defraud or cheat is necessary to be shown in order to constitute the offense, it is sufficient if such intent be to injure, defraud or cheat the United States, this state or any other state, or any public officer thereof, or any county, city, town, corporation, body politic or private individual. (Code 1852, §643; Code 1867, §4195; Code 1876, §4897; Code 1886, §4479; Code 1896, §5303; Code 1907, §6873; Code 1923, §4019; Code 1940, T. 15, §312.)
AL Code § 12-21-201 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 21 - Evidence and Witnesses.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 1 - General Provisions.|Section 12-21-201 - When Proof of Incorporation Necessary.

Section 12-21-201When proof of incorporation necessary. In the trial of criminal cases it shall not be necessary for the state to prove the incorporation of any corporation mentioned in the indictment, complaint or information unless the defendant, within 30 days after indictment if the defendant is under bond or within 30 days after arrest on capias, denies the existence of such corporation by a sworn plea. (Code 1907, §6876; Code 1923, §4022; Code 1940, T. 15, §315.)
AL Code § 12-21-202 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 21 - Evidence and Witnesses.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 1 - General Provisions.|Section 12-21-202 - Exclusion of Audience Where Evidence Vulgar, Etc.

Section 12-21-202Exclusion of audience where evidence vulgar, etc. In all prosecutions for rape and assault with intent to ravish, the court may, in its discretion, exclude from the courtroom all persons, except such as may be necessary in the conduct of the trial; and, in all other cases where the evidence is vulgar, obscene or relates to the improper acts of the sexes and tends to debauch the morals of the young, the presiding judge shall have the right, by and with the consent and agreement of the defendant, in his discretion and on his own motion, or on the motion of the plaintiffs or defendants or their attorneys, to hear and try the said case after clearing the courtroom of all or any portion of the audience whose presence is not necessary. (Code 1907, §4019; Code 1923, §7733; Code 1940, T. 15, §320.)
AL Code § 12-21-203 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 21 - Evidence and Witnesses.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 1 - General Provisions.|Section 12-21-203 - Admissibility of Evidence Relating to Past Sexual Behavior of Complaining Witness in Prosecutions for Criminal Sexual Conduct.

Section 12-21-203Admissibility of evidence relating to past sexual behavior of complaining witness in prosecutions for criminal sexual conduct. (a) As used in this section, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, the following words and phrases shall have the following respective meanings: (1) COMPLAINING WITNESS. Any person alleged to be the victim of the crime charged, the prosecution of which is subject to the provisions of this section. (2) CRIMINAL SEXUAL CONDUCT. Sexual activity, including, but not limited to, rape, sodomy, sexual misconduct, sexual abuse or carnal knowledge. (3) EVIDENCE RELATING TO PAST SEXUAL BEHAVIOR. Such term includes, but is not limited to, evidence of the complaining witness's marital history, mode of dress and general reputation for promiscuity, nonchastity or sexual mores contrary to the community standards. (b) In any prosecution for criminal sexual conduct or for assault with intent to commit, attempt to commit or conspiracy to commit criminal sexual conduct, evidence relating to the past sexual behavior of the complaining witness, as defined in subsection (a) of this section, shall not be admissible, either as direct evidence or on cross-examination of the complaining witness or of other witnesses, except as otherwise provided in this section. (c) In any prosecution for criminal sexual conduct, evidence relating to the past sexual behavior of the complaining witness shall be introduced if the court, following the procedure described in subsection (d) of this section, finds that such past sexual behavior directly involved the participation of the accused. (d) The procedure for introducing evidence, as described in subsection (c) of this section, shall be as follows: (1) At the time the defense shall seek to introduce evidence which would be covered by subsection (c) of this section, the defense shall notify the court of such intent, whereupon the court shall conduct an in camera hearing to examine into the defendant's offer of proof. All in camera proceedings shall be included in their entirety in the transcript and record of the trial and case; (2) At the conclusion of the hearing, if the court finds that any of the evidence introduced at the hearing is admissible under subsection (b) of this section, the court shall by order state what evidence may be introduced by the defense at the trial of the case and in what manner the evidence may be introduced; and (3) The defense may then introduce evidence pursuant to the order of the court. (Acts 1977, No. 251, p. 328.)
AL Code § 12-22-1 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 1 - General Provisions|Division 1 - Judgments, Decrees and Orders Supporting Appeal.|Section 12-22-1 - Confession of Judgment.

Section 12-22-1Confession of judgment. A confession of judgment is in law a release of errors. (Code 1852, §3036; Code 1867, §3504; Code 1876, §3945;Code 1886, §3660; Code 1896, §477; Code 1907, §2892; Code 1923, §6152; Code 1940, T. 7, §813.)
AL Code § 12-22-2 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 1 - General Provisions|Division 1 - Judgments, Decrees and Orders Supporting Appeal.|Section 12-22-2 - Final Judgments of Circuit or Probate Courts.

Section 12-22-2Final judgments of circuit or probate courts. From any final judgment of the circuit court or probate court, an appeal lies to the appropriate appellate court as a matter of right by either party, or their personal representatives, within the time and in the manner prescribed by the Alabama Rules of Appellate Procedure. (Code 1867, §3485; Code 1876, §3916; Code 1886, §3611; Code 1896, §426; Code 1907, §2837; Code 1923, §6078; Code 1940, T. 7, §754.)
AL Code § 12-22-3 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 1 - General Provisions|Division 1 - Judgments, Decrees and Orders Supporting Appeal.|Section 12-22-3 - Judgments or Decrees of Abolished Courts of Record.

Section 12-22-3Judgments or decrees of abolished courts of record. If a court of record ceases to exist by reason of the repeal of the statute creating it and, while existing, rendered a judgment or decree from which an appeal would lie, within the time prescribed by law, an appeal therefrom may be taken by filing a notice of appeal with the clerk or register of the court to which the unfinished business or the records of such inferior court may be transferred as if such judgment or decree had been rendered in the court having the jurisdiction of such unfinished business or the custody of such records. In the event of the reversal of such judgment or decree, the remandment of the case must be to the latter court. (Code 1876, §§3919, 3920; Code 1886, §3618; Code 1896, §435; Code 1907, §2847; Code 1923, §6089; Code 1940, T. 7, §753.)
AL Code § 12-22-4 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 1 - General Provisions|Division 1 - Judgments, Decrees and Orders Supporting Appeal.|Section 12-22-4 - Judgment on Partial or Annual Settlement of Estate.

Section 12-22-4Judgment on partial or annual settlement of estate. From a judgment of the circuit court or probate court on a partial or annual settlement of an estate of a deceased person, an appeal lies to the Supreme Court; but this section shall not be construed as to prevent the presentation of an issue upon appeal taken after a final determination of the case. (Code 1896, §433; Code 1907, §2845; Code 1923, §6087; Code 1940, T. 7, §763.)
AL Code § 12-22-5 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 1 - General Provisions|Division 1 - Judgments, Decrees and Orders Supporting Appeal.|Section 12-22-5 - Final Judgment in Ad Quod Damnum Proceedings Under Condemnation Order.

Section 12-22-5Final judgment in ad quod damnum proceedings under condemnation order. When an appeal is taken to the appropriate appellate court by either party pursuant to Rule 4, Alabama Rules of Appellate Procedure, from a final judgment in the circuit court in ad quod damnum proceedings under Section 18-1-20, the judgment of the circuit court shall not be stayed if the compensation assessed is paid to the owner and the costs of the case are paid into court, or if such compensation together with the costs of the case are paid into court and the applicant has given bond in double the amount of the damages assessed, conditioned to pay to the landowner such judgment as may be finally entered in his favor. (Code 1907, §2842; Acts 1911, No. 442, p. 625; Code 1923, §6084; Code 1940, T. 7, §760.)
AL Code § 12-22-6 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 1 - General Provisions|Division 1 - Judgments, Decrees and Orders Supporting Appeal.|Section 12-22-6 - Judgments on Applications for Remedial Writs.

Section 12-22-6Judgments on applications for remedial writs. Appeals may be taken to the appropriate appellate court from the judgment of the circuit court on application for writs of certiorari, supersedeas, quo warranto, mandamus, prohibition, injunction and other remedial writs as provided by the Alabama Rules of Appellate Procedure; but such appeal shall not operate as a stay of execution unless supersedeas bond is given by the appellant pursuant to Rule 8 of the Alabama Rules of Appellate Procedure. But this section shall not be construed as to prevent the presentation of an issue upon appeal taken after a final determination of the case. (Code 1876, §3923; Code 1886, §3616; Code 1896, §431; Code 1907, §2843; Code 1923, §6085; Code 1940, T. 7, §761.)
AL Code § 12-22-7 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 1 - General Provisions|Division 1 - Judgments, Decrees and Orders Supporting Appeal.|Section 12-22-7 - Applications for Temporary Restraining Orders Generally; Renewal of Applications.

Section 12-22-7Applications for temporary restraining orders generally; renewal of applications. If any application is made to a circuit court judge for a temporary restraining order and refused, no other circuit court judge can act on the application. The application may be made to a judge of the Court of Civil Appeals or Supreme Court; if refused by a judge of the Court of Civil Appeals, it may be renewed to a judge of the Supreme Court, but no other officer, and, if refused by a judge of the Supreme Court, it cannot be renewed. Application to an appellate judge shall be made and acted upon in accordance with the Alabama Rules of Civil Procedure. (Code 1852, §2976; Code 1867, §3431; Code 1876, §3872; Code 1886, §3525; Code 1896, §790; Code 1907, §4519; Code 1923, §8295; Code 1940, T. 7, §1045.)
AL Code § 12-22-8 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 1 - General Provisions|Division 1 - Judgments, Decrees and Orders Supporting Appeal.|Section 12-22-8 - Applications to Supreme Court or Court of Civil Appeals for Temporary Restraining Orders or Other Equitable Process.

Section 12-22-8Applications to Supreme Court or Court of Civil Appeals for temporary restraining orders or other equitable process. No application shall be made to a justice of the Supreme Court or a judge of the Court of Civil Appeals for a temporary restraining order or other equitable process which may be granted by any other judge or officer unless the same has been made to such other judge or officer and refused by him. (Code 1852, §2977; Code 1867, §3432; Code 1876, §3873; Code 1886, §3526; Code 1896, §791; Code 1907, §4520; Code 1923, §8296; Code 1940, T. 7, §1046.)
AL Code § 12-22-9 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 1 - General Provisions|Division 1 - Judgments, Decrees and Orders Supporting Appeal.|Section 12-22-9 - Order Appointing or Refusing to Appoint Receiver.

Section 12-22-9Order appointing or refusing to appoint receiver. An appeal will lie to the appropriate appellate court from an order appointing or refusing to appoint a receiver. (Code 1867, §4422; Code 1876, §3921; Code 1886, §2614; Code 1896, §429; Code 1907, §2840; Code 1923, §6082; Code 1940, T. 7, §758.)
AL Code § 12-22-10 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 1 - General Provisions|Division 1 - Judgments, Decrees and Orders Supporting Appeal.|Section 12-22-10 - Grant or Refusal of Motion for New Trial.

Section 12-22-10Grant or refusal of motion for new trial. Either party in a civil case, or the defendant in a criminal case, may appeal to the appropriate appellate court from an order granting or refusing a motion for a new trial by the circuit court. (Code 1896, §434; Code 1907, §2846; Acts 1915, No. 656, p. 722; Code 1923, §6088; Code 1940, T. 7, §764; Acts 1949, No. 57, p. 81.)
AL Code § 12-22-20 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 1 - General Provisions|Division 2 - Appeals From Probate Court.|Section 12-22-20 - Final Judgments, Orders, or Decrees Generally.

Section 12-22-20Final judgments, orders, or decrees generally. An appeal lies to the circuit court or Supreme Court from any final decree of the probate court, or from any final judgment, order or decree of the probate judge; and, in all cases where it may of right be done, the appellate court shall render such decree, order or judgment as the probate court ought to have rendered. (Code 1867, §2247; Code 1876, §3957; Code 1886, §3640; Code 1896, §457; Code 1907, §2855; Code 1923, §6114; Code 1940, T. 7, §775.)