Informal Adjustment, is an official form from the Alabama Administrative Office of Courts, which complies with all applicable laws and statutes. USLF amends and updates the forms as is required by Alabama statutes and law.
Alabama Informal Adjustment is an alternative to the formal court process for resolving certain criminal matters. It provides an opportunity for the accused to enter into a negotiated agreement with the prosecutor and for the court to impose a sentence. This is beneficial for both parties as the accused can avoid a trial and the prosecution can ensure that their desired outcome is achieved. There are two types of Alabama Informal Adjustment: the Pre-Trial Diversion Program and the Plea Agreement. The Pre-Trial Diversion Program allows the accused to complete a set of conditions, such as community service, in exchange for the charges being dismissed or reduced. The Plea Agreement allows the accused to plead guilty to the charges in exchange for a specific sentence. In both cases, the sentence is determined by the court and the agreement is only valid if the court accepts it.
Alabama Informal Adjustment is an alternative to the formal court process for resolving certain criminal matters. It provides an opportunity for the accused to enter into a negotiated agreement with the prosecutor and for the court to impose a sentence. This is beneficial for both parties as the accused can avoid a trial and the prosecution can ensure that their desired outcome is achieved. There are two types of Alabama Informal Adjustment: the Pre-Trial Diversion Program and the Plea Agreement. The Pre-Trial Diversion Program allows the accused to complete a set of conditions, such as community service, in exchange for the charges being dismissed or reduced. The Plea Agreement allows the accused to plead guilty to the charges in exchange for a specific sentence. In both cases, the sentence is determined by the court and the agreement is only valid if the court accepts it.
