Alabama § 45-40-81.02 - Historical Commission.
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§ 45-40-81.02. Historical Commission.
(a) In addition to any and all other costs and charges of court, there is hereby levied an additional court charge of one dollar fifty cents ($1.50) per case filed in the circuit and district courts of Lawrence County. The additional court charge shall be collected as other costs and charges of court are collected.
(b) The proceeds of the charge shall be paid to the Historical Commission of Lawrence County referred to in Act 511, S. 723 of the 1978 Regular Session (Acts 1978, p. 565). The payment shall be in addition to all other payments provided by law to the historical commission.
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