This legal document governs the illegal possession or fraudulent use of credit cards or debit cards. It applies to any person who takes, exercises control over, or otherwise uses a credit card or debit card without the consent of the owner. The document specifies that fraudulent use occurs when a credit card or debit card is used to obtain property, services, or anything else of value with knowledge that the card is stolen, revoked or cancelled, or unauthorized by the issuer or the person to whom the card is issued.

This legal document, part of the Code of Alabama, pertains to the protection of aged adults or adults with a disability. It defines various terms related to the chapter, including abuse, adult in need of protective services, caregiver, department, emotional abuse, employee of a nursing home, exploitation, intentionally, interested person, misappropriation of property of a nursing home resident, neglect, neurodegenerative, nursing facility, other like incapacities, person, physical injury, protected person, protective services, recklessly, serious physical injury, and sexual abuse.

This legal document, part of the Code of Alabama, governs the protection of aged adults or adults with a disability. It prohibits any person from abusing, neglecting, exploiting, or emotionally abusing a protected person. The document specifies different penalties based on the severity and intent of the abuse or neglect. Intentional abuse or neglect causing serious physical injury is a Class B felony, while reckless abuse or neglect causing serious physical injury is a Class C felony.

This legal document pertains to the application for a permit or license to conduct race meetings and racing under the Racing Commission and Racetracks subpart of the Code of Alabama. Any person, association, or corporation possessing the qualifications prescribed in this subpart may apply to the racing commission for a permit or license. The racing commission shall consider and act upon all applications for permits or licenses by the first day of December each year.

The commission may suspend or revoke the license of any licensee conducting a race meeting, upon the willful violation of this subpart, or any rule or regulation promulgated by the commission or may invoke a fine not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000) per offense in lieu thereof. (Act 86-416, p. 612, 11; Act 86-545, p. 1082, 11.)

This document governs the wagering on dog races through mutuel wagering known as pari-mutuel wagering. Only persons, associations, or corporations with a license from the commission are allowed to conduct this type of wagering within the race meeting grounds. All other forms of wagering on dog races are illegal, as well as any wagering outside the enclosure of licensed races. Violation of purchasing or participating in pari-mutuel tickets for another for hire or gratuity is deemed a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of up to five hundred dollars ($500), imprisonment up to six months, or both.

This legal document pertains to the tax due on pari-mutuel pools, the distribution of contributions, and the establishment of a capital improvement fund. Licensees conducting race meetings under this subpart are required to pay a tax on the total contributions to all pari-mutuel pools conducted on a licensed racetrack. The tax rate is eight percent until April 17, 1992, and seven percent thereafter. The commission of a licensee on a pari-mutuel pool is limited to 19 percent of the amount contributed to the pool, including the tax.

If any free passes or complimentary cards shall be issued to guests by any licensee, such licensee shall nevertheless be responsible for payment of the admission tax upon such complimentary admission cards or passes as though they had been sold at regular admission price. However, nothing herein contained shall be construed to prohibit the issuance of tax-free passes to officials and actual employees of the licensee, or other persons actually engaged in working at such track, including persons actually employed and accredited by the press or other news service, or by the racing commission; provided, that the issuance of all such tax-free passes by the licensee shall be governed by the regulations and orders of the commission and a list of all such officers, employees, and news service representatives shall be filed with the commission.

This legal document pertains to the authority of the superintendent to order banks, bank holding companies, board of directors, directors, and officers to correct any unsafe and unsound matters in the conduct of the bank’s affairs. The Banking Board may direct the superintendent to issue an order imposing civil money penalties and removing affected persons if they fail to comply with the superintendent’s order and their actions have caused or are likely to cause substantial financial loss to the bank.

The superintendent may, with the concurrence of a majority of the members of the State Banking Board or as otherwise provided in this title, promulgate such reasonable regulations, consistent with the laws of this state, as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of this title over which the State Banking Department has jurisdiction. The superintendent shall, in addition, issue written interpretations of banking laws and regulations. Any bank or bank holding company and any officer or director thereof relying on any regulation or interpretation shall be fully protected even though the same shall be thereafter ruled invalid for any reason by a court of competent jurisdiction.