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County Offices/Officials
Opinion
# 99-151
Discussion of the sheriff's responsibilities with regard
to execution sales.
Opinion
#2000-154
The enactment of House Bill 105 into law which restricts
regulation of firearms will not interfere with the collection
of pistol license fees in any county within the state
of Alabama, except Jackson County.
Opinion
# 2001-121
Discussion of the use of credit cards in the probate office.
Opinion
# 2001-135
Discussion of various aspects of developing a web page
for payment of items to be purchased in the probate office.
Opinion
# 2001-202
Discussion of the roles of the county commission and the
sheriff regarding property, contracts, and various funds
available for the sheriff's use.
Opinion
#2002-054
Discussion of the sheriff providing access to criminal
history and vehicle license plates information to the
environmental enforcement officer in furtherance of his/her
duties.
Opinion
# 2002-059
Discussion of circumstances under which a retired law
enforcement officer may receive a lifetime pistol permit
pursuant to Code of Alabama 1975, § 36-21-9.
Opinion
# 2002-252
iscussion providing that the probate judge may appoint
a special coroner to fill the position of coroner in an
emergency situation.
Opinion
# 2003-046
Discussion providing that if the sheriff properly submits
a requisition that is within the line item in the approved
budget for the sheriff's office, the county commission
has no authority to refuse payment for the requisition
and that the sheriff, not the county commission, has the
authority to hire, fire and discipline deputy sheriffs.
Opinion
# 2003-106
Discussion providing that counties, with the consent of
the sheriff, and with the sheriffs of the counties as
parties, may enter into agreements whereby the sheriff
will assist other offices with law enforcement services
across county lines.
Opinion # 2004-145
Discussion providing that a county commission may make contracts through the revenue commissioner regarding reappraisal of county property, and can ratify such contracts and payments, where the county commission was not initially made a party to the contract.
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