Client Information and links
Liberty Law Center is dedicated to giving excellent client service and representation throughout a client's tenure in the criminal justice system. We will do our best to help out all of our clients in a variety of ways. The list of information below can help citizens with criminal questions and additional information to assist people with getting back on their feet. Liberty Law Center does not specifically endorse any individual or group, this is solely for informative purposes.
Court Date Search
Purpose: For clients, family members and friends to obtain court date(s).
Directions: Once you are on the page, put in the county that you need to look up. When you enter the name, enter the last name first, then the first name. Click submit. This will take you to the next screen that shows your court dates and the case number for each of the pending charge, if more than one. You may then look up the charges by clicking on the case number. If you check your charges and not all your charges are there with a court date, please call and we will be glad to check and see what's going on.
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Court Date Search NC Department of Corrections
Purpose: To find out if a particular person has been to the NC Department of Corrections. Also for family members or friends to find out if someone is there currently and their estimated time of release.
Directions: Once you are on the page, type in the last and first name where directed. You have the option of filling out other blocks to narrow your search. Click on search for offender. Click on desired name with correct birth date. At the bottom of next page click view sentence history to see additional information.
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Department of Corrections Criminal Process in North Carolina
Purpose: To inform citizens with some of their basic rights in the criminal justice system. Also to provide information on criminal process in North Carolina. This is a simple introduction to the criminal process, please contact Liberty Law Center to better assist you in making informed decisions regarding your specific case.
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Criminal Process/Rights U.S. Courts
Purpose: To inform citizens about the different court system across the nation on the federal and state level. The website also assists citizens in finding the proper court for their particular case.
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U.S. Courts Bail Bondsmen in Alamance County
Dexter Shoffner, Amy McAlister, Anthony Millner: (336) 449-6171
Glen Jarrell: (336) 269-1815
A 24-7 Bail Bond Service-Linda Franklin: (336) 229-1573
Doug Cozart: (336) 584-4728
Glenda Leath: (336) 226-7135
Doc Reaves: (336) 227-4563
All American Bail Bond-Angie Dove: (336) 215-9959
Self Help Groups
Alcoholics Anonymous
Purpose: Is a fellowship for men and women who assist each other recover from alcoholism. Graham phone number: 1-866-640-0180. Burlington phone number: (336) 228-7611
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Alcholics Anonymous TROSA
Purpose: TROSA's mission is to assist in changing lives and increasing law-abiding behavior by providing a self-supporting, two-year, residential, self-help community serving offenders and substance abusers at no cost to individuals. Located in Durham: (919) 419-1059
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TROSA
Family Abuse Services Purpose: Family Abuse Services in Alamance County is a United Way Agency Member for victims of domestic viloence. It is a 24 Hour Crisis Line: (336) 226-5985. Family Abuse Service provide a variety of services ranging from community education programs, transitional housing, court advocacy to individual and group counseling.
Delancey Street Foundation Purpose: Delancey House is a residential self help organization for former substance abusers, ex-convicts, homeless and others who have hit bottom. These services are for all genders, ages, races and ethnicities. Residents receive different marketable skill and a equivalency high school degree that will set them up for success in society. Greensboro division: 336-379-8477
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Delancey House