Code of Alabama
Article 6 - Transportation, Delivery and Receipt Generally of Prohibited Liquors and Beverages.
Section 28-4-132 - Inspection of Record by Enforcement Officers, etc.; Acquisition and Admissibility in Evidence of Record.

The record required by Section 28-4-131 to be kept by common carriers or persons, firms or corporations making delivery of said liquors or any of them in this state from any point or place mentioned in Section 28-4-120 shall also be open to the inspection of any enforcement officer and of the duly authorized person seeking information for the prosecution of persons charged with or suspected of crime, and when application is made by any of the said officers or persons for permission to examine and take copies of such record, they shall be allowed to do so during the office or business hours of the persons or corporations keeping said record, and in such reasonable manner as not to interfere with the business of the corporation or person keeping said record.
The said record may be secured to be produced in court by any lawful process issued by any court of the state, to be used as evidence, and said record shall be competent evidence upon the trial of any action whatsoever in any court, in which the record may be material or relevant to the issues involved.

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Title 28 - Intoxicating Liquor, Malt Beverages and Wine.

Chapter 4 - Regulation and Control of Alcoholic Beverages in Dry Counties and Dry Municipalities.

Article 6 - Transportation, Delivery and Receipt Generally of Prohibited Liquors and Beverages.

Section 28-4-110 - Carriage, Delivery, etc., Into State by Common Carrier, etc., of Prohibited Liquors and Beverages Generally.

Section 28-4-111 - Receipt or Acceptance From Common Carrier, etc., of Prohibited Liquors or Beverages Generally.

Section 28-4-112 - Receipt, etc., of Prohibited Liquors and Beverages for Storage, Distribution, etc., for Another.

Section 28-4-113 - Acceptance for or Shipment, Transportation, Delivery, etc., of Prohibited Liquors or Beverages From Point to Point or Along Public Streets or Highways Within State.

Section 28-4-114 - Transportation and Delivery of Prohibited Liquors and Beverages c.o.d.

Section 28-4-115 - Transportation of Prohibited Liquors or Beverages in Quantities of Five Gallons or More.

Section 28-4-116 - Conduct of Business of Delivering, Transporting, Storing or Warehousing Prohibited Liquors and Beverages by Transfer, Warehouse, etc., Companies; Forfeiture of Charter of Corporations Violating Provisions of Section.

Section 28-4-117 - Procedure for Shipment, Delivery, etc., of Alcohol and Wine to Persons for Sacramental or Nonbeverage Use - Preparation of Affidavit by Person Desiring to Receive Shipment; Copy of Affidavit to Be Attached to Container in Which Win...

Section 28-4-118 - Procedure for Shipment, Delivery, etc., of Alcohol and Wine to Persons for Sacramental or Nonbeverage Use - Maintenance of Record of Delivery by Carrier Generally; Certificate to Be Filed With Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Stati...

Section 28-4-119 - Procedure for Shipment, Delivery, etc., of Alcohol and Wine to Persons for Sacramental or Nonbeverage Use — Labeling of Packages or Containers of Wine or Alcohol for Sacramental Use.

Section 28-4-120 - Transportation From Another State, Foreign Country, etc., or Delivery Within State of Liquors Intended to Be Used in Violation of Laws of State.

Section 28-4-121 - Delivery From Another State, etc., of Liquors Consigned to Fictitious Person, Firm, etc., or Person, Firm, etc., Under Fictitious Name.

Section 28-4-122 - Giving of Order for Receipt, etc., of Liquors Consigned From Another State, etc., to Another Person by Consignee.

Section 28-4-123 - Acceptance of Delivery From Common Carrier, etc., of Liquors From Another State, etc., With Intent to Use, etc., Same in Violation of Laws of State.

Section 28-4-124 - Delivery by Common Carrier, etc., of Liquors From Another State, etc., to Person, etc., Other Than Consignee Without Written Order of Consignee Therefor.

Section 28-4-125 - Delivery by Common Carrier, etc., to Minor of Liquors From Another State, Etc.

Section 28-4-126 - Presentation, Collection, etc., by Bank, etc., of Draft, Bill of Exchange, etc., Attached To, Connected With, etc., Bill of Lading, Order, etc., for Prohibited Liquors or Beverages.

Section 28-4-127 - Duty of Common Carrier, etc., to File With Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Statement Showing Date of Delivery, Name and Address of Consignee and Consignor, Kind and Amount, etc., of Liquor Delivered.

Section 28-4-128 - Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to Make Written Demand for Statement Upon Failure of Common Carrier, etc., to File Same; Notification of Attorney General of Further Refusal or Neglect to File Statement; Institution of Proceedings...

Section 28-4-129 - Filing of Statement by Board; Inspection of Statement by District Attorney or Police Officers.

Section 28-4-130 - Board to Furnish Certified Copies of Statements to Officers, etc.; Admissibility in Evidence of Statements or Copies.

Section 28-4-131 - Duty of Common Carriers, etc., to Maintain Current Record of Date of Delivery, Name and Address of Consignee and Consignor, Kind and Amount, etc., of Liquors Delivered.

Section 28-4-132 - Inspection of Record by Enforcement Officers, etc.; Acquisition and Admissibility in Evidence of Record.

Section 28-4-133 - Duty of Common Carriers, etc., to Permit Examination of Books, Records, Papers, etc., in Connection With Prosecutions Under Article, Etc.

Section 28-4-134 - Persons Not to Be Excused From Testifying Before Grand Juries or at Trials for Violations of Article; Immunity From Prosecution as to Matters Disclosed.

Section 28-4-135 - Where Certain Offenses Deemed Committed.

Section 28-4-136 - Penalties for Violations of Provisions of Article by Railroad Companies, Express Companies, etc.; Duties of District Attorney in Cases of Grand Jury Indictments.

Section 28-4-137 - Applicability of Article to Interstate Transportation of Prohibited Liquors or Beverages.