Alabama § 45-8-81 - Law Library.
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§ 45-8-81. Law Library.
(a) In Calhoun County, in addition to any costs and charges fixed by law upon conviction for violations of municipal ordinances in municipalities having a municipal court, there shall be assessed in each case an amount of additional court costs for law libraries in the same amount as the amount of court costs for law libraries assessed in each case in circuit court.
(b) The court costs for law libraries provided by this section shall be collected in the same manner as other court costs in municipal court, shall be paid into the county general fund on a monthly basis, and shall be used solely for the purpose of funding the county law library in Calhoun County.
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