Alabama § 12-17-233.1 - Transfers of Budget Excesses.
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§ 12-17-233.1. Transfers of Budget Excesses.
For the purposes of Section 41-19-10, the Office of Prosecution Services is considered within the same program as the offices of district attorneys. Upon approval of the finance director, transfers of any budget excesses from district attorneys objects of expenditures may be made to the Office of Prosecution Services objects of expenditures. Any such transfers to said office shall not revert to the General Fund and may be expended by the Office of Prosecution Services in accordance with applicable law. Any such transfers to the Office of Prosecution Services are limited to two and one half percent of district attorneys annual budget.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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