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Alabama Crime Victims' Compensation Commission

1-800-541-9388 https://acvcc.alabama.gov/ In an effort to alleviate hardships suffered by victims of crime, the Alabama Legislature passed the Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission Law on June 1, 1984.

Alabama’s compensation law covers a variety of expenses for which compensation is paid. The Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission provides the only substantial financial compensation to victims for expenses for personal injuries including medical, funeral and counseling bills.

This assistance lessens the financial burden on innocent victims of violent crime and serves as a vehicle of hope for the rights of crime victims.

Our state law is unique. It requires a victim or family member of a victim of violent crime to serve on the three-member Commission which hears victim compensation cases. This provision insures that claims are reviewed from the victim’s standpoint.

Now there is hope for victims of crime. You can begin the healing process by calling the Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission.

IN AN EMERGENCY ALWAYS DIAL β€œ911”

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Cherokee County

DeKalb County

Assisting Witnesses: Resources and Information

Welcome to the witness information page. Here, we provide guidance and resources to assist witnesses throughout the legal process. Our office is committed to ensuring that witnesses have the necessary support and information to testify effectively in court.
If you have been subpoenaed as a witness by the State for any court action, you may call our office and ask to be put β€œon call.” This will hopefully keep court dates from unnecessarily interfering with your day to day life. Please be ready to provide your name, a good phone number, and the name of the Defendant listed on your subpoena.

Cherokee County

For Cherokee County cases, please call

Phone: (256) 927-5577

Dekalb County

For DeKalb County cases, please call

Phone: (256) 845-8550

Who's In Custody?

The Inmate Roster page on the DeKalb and Cherokee County District Attorney’s website provides information about individuals who are currently in custody at local detention facilities. This page is designed to keep the public informed and aware of who is being held in our county jails. The information provided on the Inmate Roster page includes the inmate’s name, booking date, and charges. This information is updated regularly to ensure accuracy and completeness. It’s important to note that the Inmate Roster page is not intended to be used for any unlawful purposes, including harassment or discrimination against individuals in custody. Our office strongly believes in protecting the rights and privacy of all individuals, including those who are incarcerated.

Cherokee County

Detention Center Inmate Roster

DeKalb County

Detention Center Inmate Roster

Disclaimer:

Information presented on this website is collected, maintained, and provided for the convenience of the site visitor/reader. While every effort is made to keep such information accurate and up-to-date, the Cherokee County Detention Center can not certify the accuracy and/or authenticity of any information. The reader should not rely on this information in any manner. Under no circumstances shall Cherokee County, the Sheriff of Cherokee County, the web development supplier for Cherokee County Sheriff, the employees of Cherokee County nor the employees of Cherokee County Detention Center be liable for any decisions, actions taken or omissions made from reliance on any information contained herein from whatever source, nor shall the Cherokee County Detention Center be liable for any other consequences from any such reliance.

Pay Your Traffic Tickets Online

Easily pay your tickets online and avoid the hassle of waiting in line with our convenient online payment system. Our online payment system is fast, secure, and user-friendly. Simply visit our website and follow the easy steps to pay your ticket. You can pay using a credit card, debit card, or electronic check. Visit traffic.alacourt.gov.

Worthless Checks: Resources and Prosecution in DeKalb and Cherokee County

If you have received a worthless check from a Debtor (person who signed the check), you can attempt collection through the following process:

If you are a debtor that has received a letter from our office concerning a worthless check, you can make your payment online by visiting www.9thaldapay.com.

Cherokee County

Call: 1-800-701-8560

DeKalb County

Call: 1-877-748-6252

Resource for Safe Driving in DeKalb and Cherokee County

At the DeKalb and Cherokee County District Attorney’s Office, we are committed to promoting safe and responsible driving in our community. Our driving school resource page is designed to provide you with the information and resources you need to become a safe and confident driver. Explore our page today to learn more.

Cherokee County

Defensive Driving Information
To apply for the Defensive Driving course, go to http://traffic.alacourt.gov.
If approved, go to idrivesafely.com/Alabama to complete the course, pay course fees and obtain your certificate of completion. Once completed, return the certificate of completion along with court costs to the Cherokee County Circuit Clerk’s Office.
To obtain accurate court costs, you may contact the Cherokee County Circuit Clerk’s Office at 256-927-3637. For more information concerning traffic tickets, you may visit https://cherokee.alacourt.gov/traffic-court for more information

DeKalb County

Defensive Driving Information
Call office (256) 845-8550 and ask to speak with someone about driving school.

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