Alabama HB227 allows the Administrative Office of Courts to create a nonprofit entity for judicial education.
Alabama HB227 amends existing law to authorize the Administrative Office of Courts to create a nonprofit entity for judicial education. This entity can collect and use nonpublic funds for judicial education plans, conferences, and programs. The entity can maintain accounts outside the State Treasury, subject to annual audits or reviews. The Administrative Office of Courts and other state agencies can transfer state funds to the nonprofit for judicial education purposes. The nonprofit can be housed at the Administrative Office of Courts and staffed by its employees.
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