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Welcome to our guide on conducting an Alabama Inmate Search! In this video, we'll discuss how to find information on individuals incarcerated in Alabama prisons and the tools available to help you in your search.

The Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) manages the prisons in the state, and their official website allows you to find state prisoners by searching with their names. Alternatively, third-party websites like CocoFinder can help you locate inmate records across the entire country.

When searching for an inmate in Alabama, you'll gain access to valuable information like their Alabama Institutional Serial (AIS) number, name, race, sex, birth year, incarcerated institution, release date, and code.

To search for an inmate using the ADOC Inmate Search or CocoFinder, follow these simple steps:

Visit the ADOC Inmate Search or CocoFinder's website, and enter the individual's AIS number, first name, or last name.

For higher accuracy, use the AIS number, a unique six-digit identifier given by ADOC to each offender.

If your search yields more than 50 results, only the first 50 will be displayed in alphabetical order.

Once you find a match, click on the inmate's name to access further details like their photograph (if available), height/weight, and a description of the offenses and penalties.

Remember that inmates sentenced under the Youthful Offender Act are not included in these search results or population totals.

CocoFinder is a recommended service for searching inmate records, reverse phone lookups, address lookups, and criminal records checks. They do not store your search history or require any personal information, ensuring your data remains safe and secure.

Now you're ready to conduct an Alabama Inmate Search using either the official ADOC Inmate Search or CocoFinder (https://cocofinder.com/). Good luck!