Code of Alabama
Article 1 - General Provisions.
Section 12-12-3 - Trial of Cases.

All cases in the district court shall be tried by the judge, who shall determine all issues of law and fact without a jury.

Structure Code of Alabama

Code of Alabama

Title 12 - Courts.

Chapter 12 - District Courts.

Article 1 - General Provisions.

Section 12-12-1 - Establishment, Designation, etc.; Location of Sessions of District Courts; Abolition of Courts Not Authorized by Constitution.

Section 12-12-2 - District Court a Court of Record; Preparation, Maintenance, etc., of Records of Proceedings Generally; Employment of Reporters or Provision for Transcripts of Proceedings by Parties.

Section 12-12-3 - Trial of Cases.

Section 12-12-4 - Powers of Court as to Disposition of Criminal Cases Generally.

Section 12-12-5 - Continuation of Cases to Permit Payment of Fines and Costs.

Section 12-12-6 - Powers as to Punishment for Contempt.

Section 12-12-7 - Issuance of Writs.

Section 12-12-8 - District Attorney of Circuit Charged With Responsibility for District Court Prosecutions.

Section 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 Attor...

Section 12-12-10 - Supervision of District Courts by Presiding Circuit Judges.

Section 12-12-11 - Applicability of Alabama Rules of Civil Procedure.