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The following associations were formed as divisions of the ADAA
to plan, publicize, manage and document training activities for their
particular group of members.
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The primary purpose of this corporation is to facilitate the improvement in and the delivery of child support services in the State of Alabama, which includes, but is not limited to, the following: to establish good relationships among the various offices involved in child support; to encourage a high order of business and professional attainment; to further knowledge of the civil and criminal law in Alabama as it relates to child support; to maintain high standards of ethics among its membership; and to educate the public regarding the child support program in Alabama. |
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The ADAIA was organized to provide the membership with a united voice in all matters deemed to be of importance to the members and persons of similar interest. Their goals are to constantly improve the professional standards of the members and the association through education and legislation, and to serve the needs of effective law enforcement and prosecution through vigorous action and reaction within community circles. |
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The ADASA was formed to establish good will among the various offices of District Attorneys in Alabama; to encourage a high order of business and professional attainment; to further knowledge of the criminal law in Alabama; to maintain high standards of ethics among its membership and to attain full participation by every secretary in each office of District Attorney. |
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The purposes for which this Association is formed are: to promote the efficient and effective operation of Worthless Check Units; to promote training and education of the civil and criminal laws as they pertain to Worthless Check Units; to educate the public, business community, and public officials concerning the operation of said units; to establish harmonious relationships among the various offices involved in the operation of said units; to establish high standards of ethics and practices within the membership of the Association; to promote legislation as it relates to Worthless Check Units; and to promote effective operation of any other units formed under this Special Services Division in the District Attorneys offices throughout the State of Alabama. |
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This Association shall have the following goals: to constantly improve the professional standards of the members and the Association through education and legislation; to further members' knowledge of crime victims' needs and serve those needs to the best of the members' abilities; to serve the needs of the membership, both personally and professionally; to promote good fellowship among the members of the Association; to improve the plight of victims throughout the judicial process; and to promote public awareness of the needs of victims and the role of the Victim Service Officer. |
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