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S.D. Ala. Civ. L.R. 67.1
Special Attorney Admission Fund
(a) Purpose of Fund. The Special Attorney Admission Fund (“the Fund”)
shall be maintained by the Clerk to compensate appointed counsel in civil rights
actions for reasonably incurred expenses authorized by prior order of the Judge
to whom the action is assigned. Compensation from the Fund is not authorized
for attorney’s fees or for expenses for which any other source of payment exists.
(b) Source and Administration of Funds. The funds generated from the
admission fees required by General Local Rule 83.3 shall be used to establish
the Fund. The Fund shall be managed in accordance with the Court’s Plan for
the Administration of the Special Attorney Admissions Fund.
(c) Authorization for Payment. Payments from the Fund require the order
of the Chief District Judge or his/her designee, in an amount and with a priority
determined by such District Judge in light of the condition of the Fund and any
other pending or anticipated requests.
(d) Requests for Payment. All requests for payment from the Fund shall
first be submitted in writing to the Judge assigned to the action. If the request
is approved, the assigned Judge’s written authorization shall then be forwarded
to the Chief Judge or his/her designee for action in accordance with
subsection(c) above.
IX. SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS [Reserved]
Provenance
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- www.alsd.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
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