Walker County; constitutional amendment, age to qualify for election or appointment as judge of probate increased to age 75

HB 208 proposes amending Alabama's constitution to raise the maximum age for qualifying as Walker County's probate judge from the current limit to 75 years. It would allow candidates to be elected or appointed as probate judge if they are under 75 at the time of qualifying for the position. This change specifically affects individuals seeking the probate judge role in Walker County, not statewide judicial positions. The amendment requires voter approval after legislative passage to become part of Alabama's constitution.