Alabama Statutes

§ 35-9B-5 — Liability of Law Enforcement Officers

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No law enforcement officer, governmental entity, or political subdivision of the state may be held liable for any action or omission made in good faith pursuant to this chapter, to the extent that state immunity provides. A law enforcement officer is not liable to an unauthorized individual or any other party for loss, destruction, or damage of property.

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Legislative History

(Act 2024-237, §4(g).)

Nearby Sections

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Right of Aliens to Take, Hold, and Transmit Property

§ 35-1-1.1

Certain Governments or Governmental Entities Prohibited from Acquiring Certain Real Property in the State

§ 35-1-2

Inter Vivos Gift of Assets Void If Donor Left Without Means of Support

§ 35-1-3

Disposition of Unsolicited Goods Delivered by Mail or Common Carrier

§ 35-1-4

Right of Access to Cemetery on Privately Owned or Leased Property

§ 35-1-5

Display of United States Flag

§ 35-1-5.1

Display of State Flag on Certain Residential Property

§ 35-1-6

Limitation on Certain Environmental or Developmental Policies Affecting Property Rights

§ 35-1-7

Centralized Mail Delivery Prohibited in Certain New Residential Neighborhoods; Requirements for Centralized Mail Delivery Devices

§ 35-10-1

Power of Sale Constitutes Part of Security; by Whom Executed; Effect of Conveyance; Index of Foreclosure Deeds

§ 35-10-10

Sections 35-10-7 through 35-10-9 Not Applicable to Mortgages or Deeds of Trust Executed Before September 29, 1923

§ 35-10-11

§ 35-10-12

Execution of Foreclosure by Power of Sale; Effect; Indexing of Deeds

§ 35-10-13

Notice of Sale; Minimum Standards

§ 35-10-14

Place and Time for Conducting Foreclosure by Power of Sale

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