Despite the difficulty of accessing many types of official records in Alabama, marriage certificates and divorce records are surprisingly easy to access. This is for two reasons.

The first of these reasons is because the Alabama Department of Public Health maintains all types of Vital Records, and provides relatively easy access to all of them. The other types of Vital Records that it manages are birth certificates and death records.

Statewide Regular Usage Links:

Criminal Record/Warrant Stuff:

crime in alabama overview: http://acjic.state.al.us/crime.cfm#cia

2009 arrests by county: http://acjic.state.al.us/cia_dashboard/2009_ArrestCounty.swf

2009 crimes in alabama: http://acjic.state.al.us/cia/2009_cia.pdf

Criminal Background Check: http://background.alabama.gov/

Court Records Search Stuff:

Statewide lawyer-only searches https://acis.alabama.gov/

AL Supreme Court and State Law Library http://judicial.alabama.gov/library.cfm
contacts:

Reference desk: (800)236-4069

Hunting for court records just about anywhere in Alabama can be a tremendous hassle. This is because often, these records are not stored in an official capacity, and you must instead contact the court in person or via telephone to request these records. Unlike some other counties in Alabama, Crenshaw County has a very limited web presence for its court system.

When looking for many kinds of state records in Alabama, you may run into not merely difficulty but an impossibility. Because so few official offices throughout Alabama, Crenshaw County included, it is often impossible to access official records online.

Due to a host of existing privacy laws and regulations throughout the state of Alabama – and Crenshaw County – an active listing of arrest warrants for Crenshaw County is not available on the Internet. While this type of registry is accessible for several counties in Alabama, Crenshaw County is not one of them.