Know the Law
There are 44 cities in the state of Alabama with published municipal codes, free for all to view. Selma isn't one of them. If you would like a copy of the Selma Code, one is available from the Municipal Code Corporation for $338.86. A .PDF version is also available for download at a cost of $288.03. If you have the time, a worn, dog-eared leatherette copy of the Selma Municipal Code is kept at the Selma/Dallas County Public Library. Library hours are typically 9am to 5pm, Monday-Saturday.
The Code of Alabama is available online here: Code of Alabama.
The US Code can be read at the Cornell University Law School website, or downloaded directly from the US House website: US Code.
A copy of the Alabama Constitution can be found here: Constitution of Alabama - 1901. It is the longest constitution in the world. However, most of the Amendments pertain only to a limited number of counties, and not every county.
A copy of the US Constitution, the standard by which all constitutions are measured, and the supreme law of the land, can be found here: US Constitution. You can buy a copy of it at any bookstore, or from many online sources such as this.
An interesting site to peruse is FindLaw.com.
The Code of Alabama is available online here: Code of Alabama.
The US Code can be read at the Cornell University Law School website, or downloaded directly from the US House website: US Code.
A copy of the Alabama Constitution can be found here: Constitution of Alabama - 1901. It is the longest constitution in the world. However, most of the Amendments pertain only to a limited number of counties, and not every county.
A copy of the US Constitution, the standard by which all constitutions are measured, and the supreme law of the land, can be found here: US Constitution. You can buy a copy of it at any bookstore, or from many online sources such as this.
An interesting site to peruse is FindLaw.com.
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