Code of Alabama
Division 2 - Supernumerary District Attorneys.
Section 12-17-217

Any person occupying the office of supernumerary district attorney shall not represent any client, other than the State of Alabama, himself or herself, or an immediate family member in any criminal, quasi-criminal, or civil forfeiture proceeding resulting from a criminal action where the State of Alabama is a party to the action, as court appointed counsel or as a public defender, eligible to receive funds or reimbursements from the indigent defense fund. Upon motion, the court shall enjoin any supernumerary district attorney from violating this section.

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Code of Alabama

Title 12 - Courts.

Chapter 17 - Circuit and District Court Personnel.

Article 6 - District Attorneys.

Division 2 - Supernumerary District Attorneys.

Section 12-17-210 - Qualifications for Supernumerary Status - Elected District Attorneys Generally.

Section 12-17-211 - Qualifications for Supernumerary Status - Fifteen Years of Service and Not Less Than 70 Years of Age.

Section 12-17-212 - Qualifications for Supernumerary Status - Twelve Years Service and Total Disability; 25 Years Continuous Service; 20 Years Service as Judge and District Attorney, Etc.

Section 12-17-213 - Qualifications for Supernumerary Status - Sixty Years of Age With Certain Service Requirements; 18 Years of Service With Certain Service Requirements.

Section 12-17-214 - Issuance of Commission; Filling of Vacancies in Office of District Attorney.