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AL Code § 45-19-82.22 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 19 - Coosa County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - Probate Court.|Division 2 - License Division.|Section 45-19-82.22 - Records and Reporting.

Section 45-19-82.22Records and reporting. The judge of probate shall keep at all times an accurate record of all licenses received by him or her from the Comptroller, the disposition made of them, all monies received, and the licenses issued by him or her. The judge of probate shall report to the Comptroller at the same time and in the same manner that the judges of probate are required to do under the general law. All unissued licenses and stubs or duplicates or carbon copies of licenses issued shall be accounted for in the manner required by law.  (Act 92-505, p. 986, §3.)
AL Code § 45-19-82.23 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 19 - Coosa County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - Probate Court.|Division 2 - License Division.|Section 45-19-82.23 - Assessment and Collection of Fees; Disposition of Funds.

Section 45-19-82.23Assessment and collection of fees; disposition of funds. Except as provided in this subpart, the judge of probate may charge and collect the same fees that are provided for by law. For the performance of duties relative to the recording of the transfer of the ownership of motor vehicles as prescribed in this code, the judge of probate shall charge and collect an additional fee of five dollars ($5). All fees shall be the property of the county and shall be paid to the county general fund. Refunds for licenses issued by mistake or fact of law shall be made under conditions and in the manner prescribed by this code. (Act 92-505, p. 986, §4; Act 2016-226, §1.)
AL Code § 45-19-82.24 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 19 - Coosa County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - Probate Court.|Division 2 - License Division.|Section 45-19-82.24 - Payment of Tax Required for Issuance of License.

Section 45-19-82.24Payment of tax required for issuance of license. To prevent motor vehicles from escaping taxation and to provide for a more efficient procedure for assessment and collection of taxes due, the judge of probate shall not issue any licenses to operate motor vehicles on the public highways of this state, nor shall any transfer be made by the judge of probate until the ad valorem tax on the vehicles has been paid to the county for the preceding year as evidenced by receipt from the judge of probate. No motor vehicle which is owned by a resident of the county or by a business located in the county, or which is otherwise located in the county for licensing purposes, may be operated on the public highways of Alabama unless the motor vehicle has been returned to the tax collector for ad valorem tax purposes. The judge of probate shall issue a certificate of assessment on a form prescribed by the State Department of Revenue, shall collect the taxes shown, and shall make a duplicate of the tax receipt and keep same on file in his or her office. The license tag shall be evidence of the payment of the license and ad valorem tax due as provided under this subpart.  (Act 92-505, p. 986, §5.)
AL Code § 45-19-82.25 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 19 - Coosa County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - Probate Court.|Division 2 - License Division.|Section 45-19-82.25 - Requirements for Assessment of Vehicle.

Section 45-19-82.25Requirements for assessment of vehicle. Before any vehicle can be assessed, the judge of probate shall be furnished the current tag number on the vehicle unless the vehicle is new, in which case, the judge of probate shall be furnished a bona fide bill of sale from the dealer showing the date the vehicle was bought new. In the case of a used car brought into the state from a state that provides that upon sale or transfer of the motor vehicle the tags are either surrendered to an appropriate authority or subsequently reissued by the seller, the judge of probate shall be furnished a bona fide certificate of title properly assigned which shows when the car was sold to an individual, firm, corporation, or association, living or operating in this state. If the tag number, bill of sale, or certificate of title is not furnished, the vehicle shall be presumed to have been in the state the entire year for which taxes are being assessed. Motor vehicles brought into the state during any tax year or new motor vehicles for which motor vehicle licenses have not been issued that were sold from the stock of a dealer during any tax year, shall be subject to taxation as if they had been held or owned in the state on the first day of October.  (Act 92-505, p. 986, §6.)
AL Code § 45-19-82.26 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 19 - Coosa County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - Probate Court.|Division 2 - License Division.|Section 45-19-82.26 - Renewal of License by Mail; Mail Order Fee.

Section 45-19-82.26Renewal of license by mail; mail order fee. The judge of probate may mail an application for renewal of licenses to whom the license has been previously issued, including, but not limited to, boat decals, and the renewal forms shall be required to be returned prior to the expiration date of the license. The renewal forms may be in postcard form and shall contain sufficient information thereon to adequately identify and process the renewal. The signature of the licensee thereon and proper remittance shall constitute sufficient authority for the judge of probate to issue the license and return it to the licensee by mail. There is established a fee to be entitled "mail order fee" in an amount determined by the county commission to pay the cost of the mailing procedure authorized by this section. The fee shall be collected by the judge of probate at the time of issuance and paid over to the county general fund as are other fees and commissions. (Act 92-505, p. 986, §7.)
AL Code § 45-19-82.27 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 19 - Coosa County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - Probate Court.|Division 2 - License Division.|Section 45-19-82.27 - Compensation of Judge of Probate.

Section 45-19-82.27Compensation of judge of probate. The judge of probate shall not receive any additional salary or other compensation for implementing this subpart. (Act 92-505, p. 986, §8.)
AL Code § 45-19-82.28 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 19 - Coosa County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - Probate Court.|Division 2 - License Division.|Section 45-19-82.28 - Salaries of License Administrator and License Clerks.

Section 45-19-82.28Salaries of license administrator and license clerks. Salaries of the license administrator and license clerks will be prorated among the agencies receiving revenue from the sale of tags and licenses. (Act 92-505, p. 986, §9.)
AL Code § 45-19-82.29 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 19 - Coosa County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - Probate Court.|Division 2 - License Division.|Section 45-19-82.29 - Coosa County One-Stop License Office Designated.

Section 45-19-82.29Coosa County One-Stop License Office designated. The license division established by this subpart shall be entitled the Coosa County One-Stop License Office. (Act 92-505, p. 986, §10.)
AL Code § 45-19-82.50 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 19 - Coosa County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - Probate Court.|Division 3 - Recording System.|Section 45-19-82.50 - General Register of Transactions; Disposition of Funds.

Section 45-19-82.50General register of transactions; disposition of funds. (a) The Judge of Probate of Coosa County pursuant to Section 12-13-41, shall maintain a general register for all transactions recorded by the probate office and shall have a general direct and general reverse index for every instrument filed. Specifically included in the general register are those instruments described in Section 12-13-41(11) (deeds and mortgages, etc.); Section 12-13-41(13) (adverse possession); Section 35-4-52 (bankruptcy petitions); Section 35-4-53 (bonds for title); Sections 35-4-69 and 35-4-71 (affidavits relative to chain of title of land); Section 35-4-76 (options to buy land); Section 35-4-90 (agreements to convey land); Section 35-4-91 (wills which convey real property); Section 35-4-130 (lis pendens and hospital liens); Sections 36-5-3, 36-5-4, 36-5-5, and 36-5-6 (official bonds, notary bonds and oaths of office); Section 10-2A-93 (corporations); Section 10-4-26 (church minutes which grant trustees the authority to convey land); Section 6-9-210 (liens of judgment); Section 40-1-2(d) (tax liens); military discharges; medical records; as well as judicial records and any other records required to be maintained by the office of the judge of probate. (b) Each instrument contained in the general index shall be numbered consecutively. (c) The judge of probate may retain all or parts of records for archival purposes using optical storage devices, other acceptable computerized methods for records storage, or any combination thereof. The use of photocopying to retain and archive court records in the county may be discontinued and replaced with digitized or scanned images of records, committed to optical storage devices or other acceptable computerized methods. Records so archived and retained shall constitute official records of the office of the judge of probate and of the probate court and may be compiled and certified, and sold to the public in accordance with applicable law. All funds collected for copies and certifications shall be deposited into the county general fund. (d) The judge of probate from time to time shall establish a policy on the sale of or access to computerized index information and digitized images maintained in the office of the judge of probate and in the probate court. All funds received from the sale of information and images shall be deposited into the county general fund. (e) All fees collected in accordance with this section shall be in compliance with existing law relating to charges and fees to be collected by the Judge of Probate in Coosa County. (Act 93-503, p. 842, §§1, 2; Act 2016-227, §1.)
AL Code § 45-19-240.20 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 19 - Coosa County.|Article 24 - Taxation.|Part 1 - Revenue Commissioner.|Division 2 - Redemption of Land.|Section 45-19-240.20 - Procedure for Sale and Redemption of Lands.

Section 45-19-240.20Procedure for sale and redemption of lands. (a) The provisions of this section shall apply to Coosa County. (b) The procedure for selling and redeeming lands for taxes in such county shall be the same as provided in Title 40, as amended, except that all such duties as are required of and are performed by the judge of probate and the county treasurer shall be transferred to and be performed by the revenue commissioner of the county, and the judge of probate and the county treasurer shall be relieved of all such duties. (Act 95-671, p. 1468, §§1, 2.)
AL Code § 45-20-82 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 20 - Covington County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - District Attorney.|Division 1 - Compensation.|Section 45-20-82 - Automobile Expense Allowance.

Section 45-20-82Automobile expense allowance. The District Attorney of the Twenty-second Judicial Circuit in Covington County shall receive, in addition to any other compensation and in addition to any other supplement provided by law, an automobile expense allowance to be paid monthly in the amount of one percent of annual salary paid by the state to the district attorney, to be paid from the District Attorney's Fund or from any funds available to the District Attorney of the Twenty-second Judicial Circuit.  (Act 99-201, p. 259, §1.)
AL Code § 45-20-82.20 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 20 - Covington County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - District Attorney.|Division 2 - Employees.|Section 45-20-82.20 - Clerk-Secretary.

Section 45-20-82.20Clerk-secretary. (a) The District Attorney of the Twenty-second Judicial Circuit is authorized to provide a clerk-secretary to attend all grand jury sessions in the circuit at the request of the grand juries. The clerk-secretary shall perform such clerical and secretarial duties as the grand juries and district attorney may prescribe and shall transcribe the testimony and other matters being brought before the grand jury. (b) Either the secretary, administrative assistant, or trial coordinator in the district attorney's office shall be designated as the clerk-secretary by the district attorney. When directed by the district attorney for such circuit, the clerk-secretary shall attend in person, except as otherwise provided, the sessions of each grand jury held in such circuit and in every manner or proceeding before such grand jury take stenographic notes of the oral testimony and proceedings and note the order in which all documentary evidence is introduced. (c) Such clerk-secretary shall collect, store, maintain, keep, and be the official custodian of all grand jury testimony or evidence given before the grand juries of such circuit which has heretofore been or shall hereafter be recorded or otherwise transcribed therein. Such clerk-secretary shall take appropriate action to insure that any grand jury evidence or grand jury testimony in such circuit shall be privileged and not subject to public disclosure or view unless authorized by the district attorney and the presiding judge of such circuit. (d) The original stenographic notes of such clerk-secretary, as well as any recordings or transcriptions, of each case or proceeding officially reported, shall be preserved by such clerk-secretary and treated as part of the records of the district attorney for such circuit; and, upon such clerk-secretary's retirement or removal from office shall be turned over to the district attorney of such circuit or to some court officer so designated by the district attorney to receive same. (e) In addition to the clerk-secretary, the court bailiffs and other employees of the district attorney's office in the Twenty-second Judicial Circuit shall be entitled to be present in the courtroom during sessions of the grand jury except when the jury is deliberating.  (Act 87-114, p. 160, §§1-5.)
AL Code § 45-20-82.21 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 20 - Covington County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - District Attorney.|Division 2 - Employees.|Section 45-20-82.21 - Investigators.

Section 45-20-82.21Investigators. Investigators for the district attorney's office in the Twenty-second Judicial Circuit are authorized and empowered to make arrests and serve search warrants in the performance of their official duties to the same extent as deputy sheriffs are so authorized and empowered.  (Act 87-115, p. 162, §1.)
AL Code § 45-20-82.40 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 20 - Covington County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - District Attorney.|Division 3 - Funding.|Section 45-20-82.40 - District Attorney's Fund.

Section 45-20-82.40District Attorney's Fund. (a) In Covington County there is created a fund to be designated the "District Attorney's Fund" of the Twenty-second Judicial Circuit, which fund shall be at the disposal of the district attorney of the circuit, and shall be expended by him or her for the payment of any and all expenses to be incurred for law enforcement and in the discharge of the duties of the office.  (b) The fund shall be deposited in any bank in the county, which shall be an approved depository for the public funds, and shall be payable upon the order of the district attorney of the circuit by check signed by him or her as such officer or by his or her duly authorized designee. Such designee shall be required to post bond in such amount as required by the district attorney and the bond shall be paid from the District Attorney's Fund. (c) All funds collected pursuant to Section 12-17-224, and all solicitor's or district attorney's fees hereafter taxed as costs and collected in all criminal cases in all courts of the Twenty-second Judicial Circuit shall be deposited by the judge, clerk, or other proper custodian of the funds to the credit of the District Attorney's Fund in such depository as shall be designated by the district attorney. The funds, together with all funds heretofore deposited to the "Solicitor's Fund," shall constitute the District Attorney's Fund.  (d) The district attorney shall maintain all records and accounts of the fund and the Covington County Commission is relieved of all responsibility relating to the District Attorney's Fund. (Act 89-281, p. 443, §§1-4.)
AL Code § 45-20-82.60 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 20 - Covington County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - District Attorney.|Division 4 - Restitution Recovery Division.|Section 45-20-82.60 - Applicability.

Section 45-20-82.60Applicability. This subpart shall apply only to the Twenty-second Judicial Circuit.  (Act 94-807, p. 125, §1.)
AL Code § 45-20-82.61 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 20 - Covington County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - District Attorney.|Division 4 - Restitution Recovery Division.|Section 45-20-82.61 - Purpose.

Section 45-20-82.61Purpose. The purpose of this subpart is to ensure that court-ordered restitution to crime victims, victim compensation assessments, bail bond forfeitures, court costs required by law, fines levied against criminals for wrongful conduct, and other court-ordered sums payable to the state or to the crime victims be paid in full and that cost of collection be borne by the person who is responsible for payment.  (Act 94-807, p. 125, §2.)
AL Code § 45-20-82.62 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 20 - Covington County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - District Attorney.|Division 4 - Restitution Recovery Division.|Section 45-20-82.62 - Restitution Recovery Division - Establishment.

Section 45-20-82.62Restitution Recovery Division - Establishment. The district attorney may establish a special division designated the Restitution Recovery Division for the administration, collection, and enforcement of court costs, fines, penalty assessments, victim compensation assessments, bail bond forfeitures, restitution, or like assessments in civil or criminal proceedings ordered by the court and payable to the state or to crime victims, or judgments entered which have not been otherwise vacated, or judicial relief given from the operation of the order or judgment.  (Act 94-807, p. 125, §3.)
AL Code § 45-20-82.63 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 20 - Covington County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - District Attorney.|Division 4 - Restitution Recovery Division.|Section 45-20-82.63 - Written Notice of Defaults - Collection, Enforcement of Funds.

Section 45-20-82.63Written notice of defaults - Collection, enforcement of funds. The court, the clerk of the court, or a probation officer shall notify the district attorney in writing when any bail bond forfeitures, court costs, fines, penalty assessments, crime victims' restitution, or victims' compensation assessments or like assessments in any civil or criminal proceeding ordered by the court to be paid to the state or to crime victims have not been paid or are in default and the default has not been vacated. Upon written notification to the district attorney, the restitution recovery division of the district attorney's office may collect or enforce the collection of funds that have not been paid or that are in default which, under the direction of the district attorney, are appropriate to be processed. In no event shall a court, court clerk, or probation officer notify the district attorney in less than 90 days from the date any payment is due to be paid.  (Act 94-807, p. 125, §4.)
AL Code § 45-20-82.64 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 20 - Covington County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - District Attorney.|Division 4 - Restitution Recovery Division.|Section 45-20-82.64 - Manner of Enforcement.

Section 45-20-82.64Manner of enforcement. (a) After notification, as provided in Section 45-20-82.63, the district attorney may take all lawful steps necessary in order to require compliance with the court-ordered payments including any of the following: (1) A petition for revocation of probation. (2) A show cause petition for contempt of court. (3) Any other civil or criminal proceedings which may be authorized by law or by rule of court. (b) In addition, the district attorney may issue appropriate notices to inform the defendant of the noncompliance of the defendant and a warning of the penalty for noncompliance. (Act 94-807, p. 125, §5.)
AL Code § 45-20-82.65 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 20 - Covington County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - District Attorney.|Division 4 - Restitution Recovery Division.|Section 45-20-82.65 - Collection of Fees; Disposition of Funds.

Section 45-20-82.65Collection of fees; disposition of funds. After a matter has been transferred to the district attorney under Section 45-20-82.63, a court shall assess a collection fee of 30 percent of the funds due which shall be added to the amount of funds due. Any amount collected pursuant to this subpart shall be distributed as follows: (1) Sixty-five percent of the collection fee shall be distributed to the county District Attorney Fund to be expended for lawful purposes for the operation of the office of the district attorney. Funds provided to the district attorney by this subpart shall not reduce the amount payable to the district attorney under any local law or general law or reduce or affect the amounts of funding of the budget allocated by law. The funds shall be audited as all other state funds are audited. (2) Ten percent of the collection fee shall be distributed to the Covington County General Fund to be used by and solely for law enforcement purposes in the office of the sheriff. (3) Twenty-five percent of the collection fee shall be distributed to the Circuit Clerk's Fund which shall be kept and maintained by the circuit clerk in a separate account to be used for the operation of the office of the clerk to include, but not be limited to, equipment purchases, education, and other office-related expenses including personnel. Funds retained by the circuit clerk shall not reduce the amount payable to the circuit clerk under any local law or general law or reduce or affect the amounts of funding of the budget of the circuit clerk allocated by the Administrative Office of Courts. The funds shall be audited as all other state funds are audited. All fees, fines, penalties, charges, court costs, and bail bond forfeitures other than the collection fee shall be disbursed as provided by law on a monthly basis. (4) This subpart shall not affect the right of the office of the district attorney to proceed with the prosecution of any violation as currently provided by law. (Act 94-807, p. 125, §6.)
AL Code § 45-20-82.66 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 20 - Covington County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - District Attorney.|Division 4 - Restitution Recovery Division.|Section 45-20-82.66 - Amnesty Period.

Section 45-20-82.66Amnesty period. There shall be an amnesty period of 60 days after May 6, 1994, during which any person may voluntarily pay in full duly assessed court costs, fines, victim compensation assessments, bail bond forfeitures, penalty payments, restitution, or like payments in default. Commencing with the sixty-first day after May 6, 1994, the enforcement and collection procedures provided in this subpart shall be implemented.  (Act 94-807, p. 125, §7.)
AL Code § 45-20-82.67 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 20 - Covington County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 3 - District Attorney.|Division 4 - Restitution Recovery Division.|Section 45-20-82.67 - Civil Judgments.

Section 45-20-82.67Civil judgments. In addition to the provisions of this subpart, all court costs, fines, victim compensation assessments, bail bond forfeitures, and restitution, and other court-ordered charges shall be considered a civil judgment which may be recorded and enforced in the manner provided by law.  (Act 94-807, p. 125, §8.)