Alabama Statutes
§ 12-12-9 — Abolition of Office of County Solicitor and Performance of Functions Thereof by Assistant District Attorneys; Election by County Solicitors Serving Terms to Which Elected Prior to January 16, 1977, to Become Assistant District Attorneys for Duration of Terms
On January 16, 1977, the functions of the position of county solicitor shall be performed by assistant district attorneys, and the office of county solicitor shall be abolished.
County solicitors serving terms to which they have been elected prior to January 16, 1977, may elect to become assistant district attorneys for the duration of their electoral terms without diminution of salary or expense payments.
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Alabama § 12-12-9 (Abolition of Office of County Solicitor and Performance of Functions Thereof by Assistant District Attorneys; Election by County Solicitors Serving Terms to Which Elected Prior to January 16, 1977, to Become Assistant District Attorneys for Duration of Terms) — published by Counsel Stack Legal Research, free access to 12M+ legal documents.
Related
Rainwater v. Alabama (In Re Rainwater)
233 B.R. 126 (N.D. Alabama, 1999)
Legislative History
(Acts 1975, No. 1205, p. 2384, §4-131.)