Section 12-5-2 Service by Administrative Office of Courts as Agency for Application for and Receipt of Grants, Etc., and Coordination of Studies, Etc., as to Improvement of Administration of Justice; Appointment, Compensation, Etc., of Officers, Employees, Etc., of Administrative Office of Courts Generally; Powers of Chief Justice as to Use of Officers, Employees, Moneys, Etc., of Administrative Office of Courts. — United States — Alabama law | Esheria

Section 12-5-2 Service by Administrative Office of Courts as Agency for Application for and Receipt of Grants, Etc., and Coordination of Studies, Etc., as to Improvement of Administration of Justice; Appointment, Compensation, Etc., of Officers, Employees, Etc., of Administrative Office of Courts Generally; Powers of Chief Justice as to Use of Officers, Employees, Moneys, Etc., of Administrative Office of Courts.

The Administrative Office of Courts may apply for and receive grants or other assistance and may coordinate or conduct studies and projects to improve the administration of justice. Its officials, officers, employees, and the Administrative Director of Courts must be appointed, employed, serve, and be compensated under

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The Administrative Office of Courts may apply for and receive grants or other assistance and may coordinate or conduct studies and projects to improve the administration of justice. Its officials, officers, employees, and the Administrative Director of Courts must be appointed, employed, serve, and be compensated under Section 12-2-30, even if paid with grant funds. The Chief Justice has the same authority over use of the office’s people and money, and the same direction authority, as set out in Section 12-2-30.

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