Overview of Sign Language Interpreter Program

I. ALABAMA’S LAW REGARDING LANGUAGE INTERPRETERS

Alabama’s laws provide for sign language interpreters in every form of State or Municipal court in Alabama. You can find those laws at Ala. Code 1975, §§ 12-21-130 et seq.

The Alabama Registry for Interpreters for the Deaf (ALRID) is responsible for certification and fee standards for sign language interpreters. ALRID provides AOC with a Registry of qualified interpreters, located at "List of Interpreters for the Deaf."

If you have any questions about the Alabama Sign Language Interpreter Program, contact the Alabama Registry for Sign Language Interpreters.

For ALRID, contact them at: administrator@alrid.org
https://www.alrid.org/

The Unified Judicial System

Alabama's Unified Judicial System is one of the oldest in the nation. Our Justices, Judges and staff share the sentiments of former United States Chief Justice Earl Warren when he stated that, "The success of any legal system is measured by its fidelity to the universal ideal of justice." Simply stated, our mission is to be the most successful judicial system in the nation.

Alabama Judicial System

The Supreme Court of Alabama launched a website for Alabama's Unified Judicial System. The website is located at https://judicial.alabama.gov

Administrative Office of Courts

  • P (334) 954-5000
  • P 1-866-954-9411

300 Dexter Ave.
Montgomery, Al. 36104