Alabama Code > Title 12 > Chapter 10 – Judicial Compensation Commission


§ 12-10-1	Designation and term of office of chairman
§ 12-10-2	Powers of members of commission as to witnesses, etc
§ 12-9A-2.1	Moratorium on the reallocation of judges
§ 12-10-3	Reimbursement of expenses of members of commission
§ 12-10-4	Recommendation to Legislature by commission of salary and expense allowances to be paid judges generally
§ 12-10-5	When recommendations may be submitted to Legislature; recommendations to become law upon adjournment of legislative session to which submitted unless rejected or altered by legislative act; recordation and publication thereof

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