Alabama Statutes

§ 41-9-651 — Use of Criminal History Information by Judge of Probate

Alabama·Title 41 State Government·Ch. 9 Boards and Commissions·Art. 23 Alabama Justice Information Center Commission·Div. 2 Collection, Dissemination, Etc., of Criminal Data

Subject to the rules of the commission, ALEA may provide criminal history information to a judge of probate for the purpose of name changes, adoption hearings, determinations of eligibility of administrators or executors of estates, or any other lawful purpose.

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Legislative History

(Act 2019-495, §2.)

Nearby Sections

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§ 41-1-1

Sovereignty and Jurisdiction of State; Territorial Waters; Legislative Findings

§ 41-1-10

Section 41-1-9 Deemed Declarative of Existing Law

§ 41-1-11

State Agencies Authorized to Increase Fees in Accordance with the Consumer Price Index

§ 41-1-12

State Agencies Required to Take Certain Measures to Prevent Fraud Before Paying Benefits to Recipients

§ 41-1-13

Use of Central Bank Digital Currency

§ 41-1-14

Authorization to Expend Public Funds for the Purpose of Carrying Out Statutory Duties

§ 41-1-15

Unfair Treatment of Females or Males; Establishment of Certain Single-Sex Spaces or Environments

§ 41-1-2

Maintenance and Defense of State Authority and Jurisdiction

§ 41-1-20

Establishment of Remittance Requirements; Applicability; Payment Procedures

§ 41-1-21

§ 41-1-22

Penalties Waived for Good Faith Attempt

§ 41-1-23

Promulgation of Rules and Regulations

§ 41-1-3

Compromise of Claims in Favor of State

§ 41-1-4

When Bonds of State Payable

§ 41-1-40

Legislative Findings

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