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AL Code § 12-21-302 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 21 - Evidence and Witnesses.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 2 - Witnesses.|Division 5 - Certificate of Analysis.|Section 12-21-302 - Request for Hearing to Show Cause Why Subpoena Should Be Issued for Cross-Examination.

Section 12-21-302Request for hearing to show cause why subpoena should be issued for cross-examination. (a) The party against whom the certificate is offered may request, not later than 30 days prior to the commencement of the hearing or trial, a hearing to show cause why a subpoena should be issued for cross-examination of the person who performed the examination or analysis. (b) The request shall be in writing and shall contain a certification that the requesting party intends in good faith to conduct the cross-examination. The request shall also include a statement of the basis upon which the requesting party intends to challenge the findings contained in the certificate of analysis. The court shall grant the request for subpoena only for good cause shown. Good cause shall not include a challenge to the findings contained in the certificate of analysis, unless the requesting party first establishes a legitimate basis for the challenge. If the request for subpoena is granted, and the requesting party subsequently fails to conduct the cross-examination previously certified to, the court shall assess against the requesting party, all necessary and reasonable expenses incurred for the attendance in court of the certifying witness. (Acts 1995, No. 95-743, p. 1688, §3.)
AL Code § 12-21-303 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 21 - Evidence and Witnesses.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 2 - Witnesses.|Division 5 - Certificate of Analysis.|Section 12-21-303 - When Subdivision Not Applicable.

Section 12-21-303When subdivision not applicable. This subdivision shall not apply where the defendant is charged with an offense punishable by death, nor shall this subdivision apply to the offenses enumerated in Chapter 6 of Title 13A. (Acts 1995, No. 95-743, p. 1688, §4.)
AL Code § 12-22-111 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 2 - Appeals to Specific Courts.|Division 1 - Appeals to Circuit Courts.|Section 12-22-111 - Issuance, Execution and Return of Subpoenas for Witnesses; Liability of Witnesses Failing to Appear.

Section 12-22-111Issuance, execution and return of subpoenas for witnesses; liability of witnesses failing to appear. In cases of appeal, the clerk of the court shall issue subpoenas for such witnesses as may be required, both for the state and for the accused, returnable to the next session of the court to which the appeal is taken, which subpoenas shall be executed by the sheriff and returned to such circuit court. If witnesses so summoned fail to appear and testify as required, they shall be liable to the same penalties, forfeitures and proceedings as if the subpoenas had been issued out of the circuit court. (Code 1852, §506; Code 1867, §4056; Code 1876, §4726; Code 1886, §4228; Code 1896, §4624; Code 1907, §6727; Code 1923, §3840; Code 1940, T. 15, §360.)
AL Code § 12-22-112 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 2 - Appeals to Specific Courts.|Division 1 - Appeals to Circuit Courts.|Section 12-22-112 - Liability of Defendant Failing to Appear; Warrant of Arrest.

Section 12-22-112Liability of defendant failing to appear; warrant of arrest. (a) If the defendant fails to appear at the circuit court as required by the appeal bond, he shall be liable to the same penalties, forfeitures and proceedings as on a forfeited bail bond taken in the court, and a new warrant of arrest may issue from that court without any other authority therefor. (b) Such warrant of arrest must be directed to any sheriff of the State of Alabama; and, when the defendant is arrested, he must be dealt within all respects as if the arrest had been made on capias from the circuit court. (Code 1852, §§507, 508; Code 1867, §§4057, 4058; Code 1876, §§4727, 4728; Code 1886, §§4229, 4230; Code 1896, §§4625, 4626; Code 1907, §§6728, 6729; Code 1923, §§3841, 3842; Code 1940, T. 15, §§361, 362.)
AL Code § 12-22-113 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 2 - Appeals to Specific Courts.|Division 1 - Appeals to Circuit Courts.|Section 12-22-113 - De Novo Trial in Circuit Court; Statement of Cause of Complaint.

Section 12-22-113De novo trial in circuit court; statement of cause of complaint. The trial in the circuit court shall be de novo and without any indictment or presentment by the grand jury, but the district attorney shall make a brief statement of the cause of complaint signed by him, which maybe in the following form: The State of Alabama, }In the circuit court, ______20__ On appeal from the district (or municipal) court.___________ county.} The State of Alabama, by its district attorney, complains of C.D., that, within 12 months before the commencement of this prosecution, he did (here describe the offense as in cases of indictment). G. H., district attorney.  (Code 1852, §509; Code 1867, §4059; Code 1876, §4729; Code 1886, §4231; Code 1896, §4627; Code 1907, §6730; Code 1923, §3843; Code 1940, T. 15, §363.)
AL Code § 12-22-114 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 2 - Appeals to Specific Courts.|Division 1 - Appeals to Circuit Courts.|Section 12-22-114 - Rules as to Evidence, etc., Governing Appeals.

Section 12-22-114Rules as to evidence, etc., governing appeals. On the trial of such appeals, the court shall be governed by the same rules as to evidence, practice, finding of the jury and punishment as if the case had originated in that court. (Code 1852, §510; Code 1867, §4060; Code 1876, §4730; Code 1886, §4232; Code 1896, §4628; Code 1907, §6731; Code 1923, §3844; Code 1940, T. 15, §364.)
AL Code § 12-22-130 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 2 - Appeals to Specific Courts.|Division 2 - Appeals to Supreme Court or Court of Criminal Appeals.|Section 12-22-130 - Appealing Judgment of Conviction.

Section 12-22-130Appealing judgment of conviction. A person convicted of a criminal offense in the circuit court or other court from which an appeal lies directly to the Supreme Court or Court of Criminal Appeals may appeal from the judgment of conviction to the appropriate appellate court. (Code 1896, §4313; Code 1907, §6244; Code 1923, §3236; Code 1940, T. 15, §367.)
AL Code § 12-22-131 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 2 - Appeals to Specific Courts.|Division 2 - Appeals to Supreme Court or Court of Criminal Appeals.|Section 12-22-131 - Review in Court of Criminal Appeals; When Appeal Taken to Wrong Court; Decision Where Conflict Over Jurisdiction.

Section 12-22-131Review in Court of Criminal Appeals; when appeal taken to wrong court; decision where conflict over jurisdiction. Wherever jurisdiction is now or may hereafter be conferred on the Court of Criminal Appeals, a review or revision may be had in and by the Court of Criminal Appeals in the same manner and by the same mode and means as is provided for appeal, review or revision in or by the Supreme Court. Wherever the appeal or review is taken or attempted to be taken to the Supreme Court when it should have been taken to the Court of Criminal Appeals, the Supreme Court may ex mero motu or upon motion have the case, record and proceedings transferred to the Court of Criminal Appeals for decision and disposition by the Court of Criminal Appeals; and, if the appeal or review is taken or attempted to be taken to the Court of Criminal Appeals when it should have been taken to the Supreme Court, the Court of Criminal Appeals may ex mero motu or on motion transfer the case, record and proceedings to the Supreme Court for disposition by the Supreme Court. If, however, there should be a conflict or difference of opinion between the two courts as to which has jurisdiction of the appeal or proceedings to review, the decision of the Supreme Court shall control. (Code 1923, §3235; Code 1940, T. 15, §366.)
AL Code § 12-22-132 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 2 - Appeals to Specific Courts.|Division 2 - Appeals to Supreme Court or Court of Criminal Appeals.|Section 12-22-132 - Reserving Questions of Law; Presumption That Written Charges Asked Before Jury Retired.

Section 12-22-132Reserving questions of law; presumption that written charges asked before jury retired. Any question of law arising in any of the proceedings in a criminal case tried in the circuit court may be reserved by the defendant, but not by the state, except as provided in Section 12-22-91, for the consideration of the Supreme Court or Court of Criminal Appeals. All written charges in the record on appeal shall be presumed to have been asked of the court before the jury retired unless shown to the contrary by notation of the trial judge of the refused charges. (Code 1852, §751; Code 1867, §4302; Code 1876, §4978; Code 1886, §4508; Code 1896, §4312; Code 1907, §6243; Code 1923, §3234; Code 1940, T. 15, §365.)
AL Code § 12-22-133 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 12 - Courts.|Chapter 22 - Appellate Proceedings.|Article 2 - Criminal Cases.|Division 2 - Appeals to Specific Courts.|Division 2 - Appeals to Supreme Court or Court of Criminal Appeals.|Section 12-22-133 - Retention of Jurisdiction by Trial Court.

Section 12-22-133Retention of jurisdiction by trial court. Where an appeal is taken from the judgment of any municipal, district or circuit court in criminal cases, the trial court retains jurisdiction for the purpose of granting a motion for a new trial and also retains jurisdiction for the purpose of enforcing its judgment where the appeal is dismissed before the judgment of the appellate court is entered. (Code 1923, §3251; Code 1940, T. 15, §382.)
AL Code § 22-19-60 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 22 - Health, Mental Health, and Environmental Control.|Title 1 - Health and Environmental Control Generally.|Chapter 19 - Dead Bodies.|Article 4 - Anatomical Gifts by Holders of Drivers' Licenses or Nondriver Identification Cards.|Division 1 - Anatomical Gifts by Sworn Affidavit.|Section 22-19-60 - Gift Made by Execution of Affidavit to Be Filed With Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency; Notice of Intent and Specific Gift to Be Noted on Driver's License or Nondriver Identification Card; When Gift Effective; Execution and Acknowledgment of Affidavit; Effect of Expiration, Revocation, Renewal, etc., of License or Card.

Section 22-19-60Gift made by execution of affidavit to be filed with Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency; notice of intent and specific gift to be noted on driver's license or nondriver identification card; when gift effective; execution and acknowledgment of affidavit; effect of expiration, revocation, renewal, etc., of license or card. (a) A gift of all or part of the body may be made by the holder of a valid Alabama Driver's License or nondriver identification card by the execution of a sworn affidavit to be filed with the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency. (b) Notice of intent to make a gift shall be noted on the driver's license or nondriver identification card of the donor in a manner to be determined by the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency and there shall also be noted thereon the specific gift of the donor in accordance with the following legend: E - Eye K - Kidney H - Heart Li - Liver L - Lungs A - All (everything) (c) The gift shall become effective on the death of the donor without any formal requirements of delivery. (d) The affidavit shall be signed by the holder of the driver's license or nondriver identification card in the presence of two witnesses who shall acknowledge the affidavit in the presence of the donor. (e) The gift shall become invalidated upon the expiration, cancellation, revocation or suspension of a driver's license or nondriver identification card. (f) The gift shall not become invalidated if the driver's license or nondriver identification card is properly renewed before the expiration date. (g) The amendatory provisions of subsection (b) of this section shall commence on the date of renewal of the driver's license or nondriver identification card of the donor. (Acts 1976, No. 753, p. 1037, §1; Acts 1982, No. 82-531, p. 881, §§1, 2.)
AL Code § 22-19-61 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 22 - Health, Mental Health, and Environmental Control.|Title 1 - Health and Environmental Control Generally.|Chapter 19 - Dead Bodies.|Article 4 - Anatomical Gifts by Holders of Drivers' Licenses or Nondriver Identification Cards.|Division 1 - Anatomical Gifts by Sworn Affidavit.|Section 22-19-61 - Immunity From Civil Liability of Officers and Employees of Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency.

Section 22-19-61Immunity from civil liability of officers and employees of Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency. The officers and employees of the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency shall be immune from any civil liability for any acts or omissions in carrying out the provisions of this division. (Acts 1976, No. 753, p. 1037, §2.)
AL Code § 22-19-70 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 22 - Health, Mental Health, and Environmental Control.|Title 1 - Health and Environmental Control Generally.|Chapter 19 - Dead Bodies.|Article 4 - Anatomical Gifts by Holders of Drivers' Licenses or Nondriver Identification Cards.|Division 2 - Anatomical Gifts by Application for Driver's License or Nondriver's Identification.|Section 22-19-70 - Inclusion of Question Regarding Organ Donation as Part of Driver's License or Nondriver Identification Card Application System; Notation of Affirmative Response on License or Card.

Section 22-19-70Inclusion of question regarding organ donation as part of driver's license or nondriver identification card application system; notation of affirmative response on license or card. No later than January 1, 1998, the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency shall redesign the driver's license and nondriver identification card application system to process requests for information regarding consent of the individual to organ or tissue donation. The following question in the following substantial form shall be asked of each applicant at point of issuance or renewal site: "Do you wish to have the organ donor designation printed on your driver's license?" Only an affirmative response of an individual shall be noted on the front of the driver's license or nondriver identification card which shall clearly indicate the intent of the individual to donate his or her organs and tissue by the printing of the words "ORGAN DONOR" on the front of the license or card. (Acts 1996, No. 96-474, p. 587, §1.)
AL Code § 22-19-71 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 22 - Health, Mental Health, and Environmental Control.|Title 1 - Health and Environmental Control Generally.|Chapter 19 - Dead Bodies.|Article 4 - Anatomical Gifts by Holders of Drivers' Licenses or Nondriver Identification Cards.|Division 2 - Anatomical Gifts by Application for Driver's License or Nondriver's Identification.|Section 22-19-71 - Distribution of Informational Brochure; Promotion of Organ and Tissue Donation by Director of the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency.

Section 22-19-71Distribution of informational brochure; promotion of organ and tissue donation by Director of the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency. A brochure provided by the federally certified Alabama Organ Procurement Organization that is a member of and abides by the rules and regulations of United Network for Organ Sharing explaining the method of expressing an intent to make an anatomical gift shall be given to each applicant or licensee at the time of application for a new driver's license or nondriver identification card. The brochure shall advise the applicant or licensee that he or she is under no compulsion to designate organ donation status on his or her driver's license or nondriver identification card and that he or she may wish to consult with family, friends, or clergy before doing so. The Director of the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency may undertake additional efforts, including education and awareness activities, to promote organ and tissue donation. (Acts 1996, No. 96-474, p. 587, §2.)
AL Code § 22-19-71.1 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 22 - Health, Mental Health, and Environmental Control.|Title 1 - Health and Environmental Control Generally.|Chapter 19 - Dead Bodies.|Article 4 - Anatomical Gifts by Holders of Drivers' Licenses or Nondriver Identification Cards.|Division 2 - Anatomical Gifts by Application for Driver's License or Nondriver's Identification.|Section 22-19-71.1 - Promotion of Organ Donation Through the Application and Renewal Process for Driver's Licenses.

Section 22-19-71.1Promotion of organ donation through the application and renewal process for driver's licenses.  (a) This section shall be named Angelynn and Courtney's Law. (b) The Legislature finds: (1) There is an acute need for organ donors in Alabama and throughout the nation. (2) According to the United Network for Organ Sharing, more than 121,000 people are waiting for an organ transplant nationally, and a new person is added to the waiting list every 18 minutes. (3) In Alabama, more than 3,300 people are waiting for an organ transplant. (4) For an average of 19 people per day, the wait is too long and they die before a suitable organ is available. (5) The Revised Uniform Anatomical Gift Act currently provides for notice of intent to make an organ donation upon the donor's death. (6) A checkoff on a driver's license to be an organ donor has been a very successful way to encourage organ donation, but more can be done to provide greater education and public awareness regarding the decision to become an organ donor. (c) Effective by January 1, 2017, the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency shall create and implement a program promoting organ donation through the application or renewal process for driver's licenses. The Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency shall provide brochures and other information on organ donation at all driver's license offices as provided by the federally certified Alabama Organ Procurement Organization or as otherwise determined by the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency. (Act 2016-281, §§1-3.)
AL Code § 22-19-72 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 22 - Health, Mental Health, and Environmental Control.|Title 1 - Health and Environmental Control Generally.|Chapter 19 - Dead Bodies.|Article 4 - Anatomical Gifts by Holders of Drivers' Licenses or Nondriver Identification Cards.|Division 2 - Anatomical Gifts by Application for Driver's License or Nondriver's Identification.|Section 22-19-72 - Sticker or Decal Indicating Desire to Be Organ Donor.

Section 22-19-72Sticker or decal indicating desire to be organ donor. The Director of the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency shall designate a space on each driver's license and nondriver identification card issued where the licensee may place a sticker or decal to indicate in appropriate language that the owner of the license or card desires to be an organ donor. The Director of Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency shall specify a uniform sticker or decal for the purposes of this section and the sticker or decal shall be contained in the informational brochure provided for in Section 22-19-71. An organ donor sticker or decal may also be provided by any person, hospital, school medical group, or association interested in assisting in implementing organ donation designation, but the organ donor sticker shall meet the specifications as the director may provide by rule or regulation. (Acts 1996, No. 96-474, p. 587, §3.)
AL Code § 22-19-73 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 22 - Health, Mental Health, and Environmental Control.|Title 1 - Health and Environmental Control Generally.|Chapter 19 - Dead Bodies.|Article 4 - Anatomical Gifts by Holders of Drivers' Licenses or Nondriver Identification Cards.|Division 2 - Anatomical Gifts by Application for Driver's License or Nondriver's Identification.|Section 22-19-73 - Statistical and Demographic Information on Organ Donor Designations.

Section 22-19-73Statistical and demographic information on organ donor designations. The Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency shall quarterly electronically transfer statistical and demographic information including, but not limited to, the name, most recent address, and date of birth, if available, of any person who has a current driver's license or nondriver identification card and who has designated that he or she wishes to be an organ donor to the federally certified Alabama Organ Procurement Organization that is a member of and abides by the rules and regulations of the United Network for Organ Sharing. This information shall be copied by the department quarterly and electronically transferred to eye and tissue procuring organizations in Alabama operating under the oversight of the United States Food and Drug Administration and accredited by the respective national accrediting body, including, but not limited to, the Eye Bank Association of America and the American Association of Tissue Banks. Each recipient entity shall be responsible for all costs associated with the implementation of the electronic transfer of donor information and all transfers of donor information pursuant to this section. (Acts 1996, No. 96-474, p. 587, §4; Act 2003-273, p. 647, §1; Act 2006-536, p. 1231, §1.)
AL Code § 22-19-74 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 22 - Health, Mental Health, and Environmental Control.|Title 1 - Health and Environmental Control Generally.|Chapter 19 - Dead Bodies.|Article 4 - Anatomical Gifts by Holders of Drivers' Licenses or Nondriver Identification Cards.|Division 2 - Anatomical Gifts by Application for Driver's License or Nondriver's Identification.|Section 22-19-74 - Driver's License, Nondriver Identification Card, etc., to Accompany Individual to Hospital in Event of Accident or Trauma; Return of Driver's License or Nondriver Identification Card in Event of Death.

Section 22-19-74Driver's license, nondriver identification card, etc., to accompany individual to hospital in event of accident or trauma; return of driver's license or nondriver identification card in event of death. Police and emergency personnel responding to the scene of an accident or trauma shall take reasonable steps to insure that the driver's license or nondriver identification card, donor card, or other document of gift and medical alert bracelet, if any, of the individual involved in the accident or trauma accompanies the individual to the hospital or other health care facility. If the individual dies, the hospital or other health care facility shall, within five days or as soon as practicable, return the driver's license or nondriver identification card to the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency accompanied by a form prescribed by the department. (Acts 1996, No. 96-474, p. 587, §5.)