Code of Alabama
Division 1 - General Provisions.
Section 12-17-190 - Suspension From Office - When Order of Suspension Set Aside.

When it shall be known to the court that there is no indictment pending in the court in which such indictment was found or in any court to which a case may have been removed by change of venue, against a district attorney who has been suspended, the order suspending such district attorney shall be set aside.

Structure Code of Alabama

Code of Alabama

Title 12 - Courts.

Chapter 17 - Circuit and District Court Personnel.

Article 6 - District Attorneys.

Division 1 - General Provisions.

Section 12-17-180 - When Elected; Term of Office.

Section 12-17-181 - Filling of Vacancies.

Section 12-17-182 - Compensation.

Section 12-17-183 - Residence; Vacation of Office for Nonresidency.

Section 12-17-184 - Powers and Duties Generally.

Section 12-17-185 - Duty to Attend Court.

Section 12-17-186 - Appointment of Attorney to Act for District Attorney When Office Vacant, District Attorney Disqualified, Etc.

Section 12-17-187 - Failure to Collect Amounts Due to County From Public Officers.

Section 12-17-188 - Suspension From Office - Indictment Pending.

Section 12-17-189 - Suspension From Office - Appointment and Compensation of District Attorney Pro Tem.

Section 12-17-190 - Suspension From Office - When Order of Suspension Set Aside.

Section 12-17-191 - Allowance for Attendance Outside Home County.

Section 12-17-192 - Additional Allowance in Circuits Having Four or More Counties.

Section 12-17-193 - Fees of District Attorneys to Be Paid Into State Treasury.

Section 12-17-194 - Commencing Prosecution on Own Affidavit.

Section 12-17-195 - Assistant District Attorneys Representing Defendants Charged With Criminal Offenses.

Section 12-17-196 - Restrictions on Law Partners Defending Criminal Cases.

Section 12-17-197 - District Attorney's Fund.

Section 12-17-198 - Appointment, Number and Compensation of Assistant District Attorneys.

Section 12-17-199 - Entitlement of Elected Assistant District Attorneys to Entitlements in Article.