Find Felony Records in Wilcox County

Wilcox County felony records show arrests, charges, and court rulings for serious crimes. The Circuit Clerk's office in Camden keeps all felony case files. These records are public under Alabama law. Wilcox County is a rural county in south-central Alabama. This page explains how to search felony records in Wilcox County.

Wilcox County Circuit Clerk

The Circuit Clerk maintains felony records in Wilcox County. This office processes filings and stores case documents. Staff help with record searches and make copies. The office is at the Wilcox County Courthouse in Camden. You can visit during business hours or call with questions.

Wilcox County is part of the 4th Judicial Circuit along with Bibb, Dallas, Hale, and Perry counties. The Circuit Court hears all felony cases. When someone is arrested for a serious crime in Wilcox County, the case goes here. The clerk tracks every filing and court action. All hearings and verdicts become part of the public record.

How to Search Wilcox County Felony Records

You can search felony records in Wilcox County online or in person. Online searches are quick. In-person visits give access to full case files. Both methods work for public record requests.

The Alacourt ACCESS website is the online tool. Pick Wilcox County and enter a name. Results show all matching cases. Each search costs $9.99. You can view charges, dates, and outcomes. Document images cost extra. This works around the clock for Wilcox County searches.

To search in person, go to the courthouse in Camden. The clerk's office is inside. Staff search by name or case number. You can review files and order copies. Bring your ID. Fees apply for copies. Call ahead if you need very old records from Wilcox County.

What helps your search:

• Full name of the person
• Date of birth if known
• Year of the case
• Case number if available

Wilcox County Sheriff's Office

The Sheriff's Office handles arrests and runs the county jail. Deputies respond to felony crimes and make arrests. They book suspects into jail. The sheriff keeps arrest records with charges, dates, and bond info.

For jail information, contact the sheriff directly. Staff can tell you about current inmates. Bond amounts are available by phone. Wilcox County does not have an online jail roster. You must call for inmate details. Court records stay with the Circuit Clerk after formal charges are filed in Wilcox County.

Online Access for Wilcox County

Wilcox County court records are on the Alacourt system. This state portal has trial court data from all 67 counties. Criminal cases, including felonies, are searchable. The system requires payment but anyone can use it.

The Alabama Department of Corrections has free inmate searches. It shows people in state prison now. If someone from Wilcox County is serving time, you can find them here. Search by name or AIS number. Results show the facility and sentence info. County jail inmates are not included.

ALEA has the official criminal history database. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency keeps records for all state arrests. This is not public. You can request your own record for $25 with fingerprints. For court records, Alacourt is easier for Wilcox County.

What Wilcox County Felony Records Show

Felony records in Wilcox County have detailed case information. Each file covers the case from arrest to outcome. The format is standard across Alabama courts.

A Wilcox County felony record includes:

• Defendant name and birth date
• Date of arrest and charges
• Felony class (A, B, C, or D)
• Court hearing dates
• Motions and rulings
• Plea or trial verdict
• Sentence imposed
• Bond status

Under Code of Alabama Section 13A-5-6, sentencing depends on felony class. Class A is 10 years to life. Class B is 2 to 20 years. Class C means up to 10 years. Class D tops at 5 years. Wilcox County records show the class for each charge.

Wilcox County Felony Laws

Court records are public in Wilcox County. Under Code of Alabama Section 36-12-40, citizens can inspect public records. Felony case files are included. You can view or copy them without giving a reason.

Some records are restricted. Juvenile cases are sealed by law. Cases a judge ordered sealed are off limits. Expunged records do not appear. But adult felony cases in Wilcox County are open to the public.

Misusing records is illegal. Under Code of Alabama Section 41-9-601, obtaining records through fraud brings felony charges. Fines go from $5,000 to $10,000. Prison can reach five years. Use Wilcox County records only for lawful purposes.

Expungement in Wilcox County

Certain felony records may be sealed in Wilcox County. This is called expungement. State law sets the criteria. Not every case qualifies. If you meet the requirements, you can petition the court.

Under Code of Alabama Section 15-27, dismissed charges may qualify. Acquittals can be erased. If you got a pardon with civil rights restored, some convictions may be eligible. Violent felonies have strict limits in Alabama.

To start expungement in Wilcox County, file a petition with Circuit Court. The clerk handles the filing. A judge reviews and decides. If granted, records are sealed from public view. Visit ALEA expungement info for more details.

Contact Information

Use these contacts to reach Wilcox County offices. Call to check hours and what you need for your search.

Nearby Counties

These counties are near Wilcox County. Check where the crime happened to find the correct records. Each county keeps its own files.