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Alabama release countdown
Enter dates from the official ADOC (Alabama) record and see the days to go. The dates are kept only in this browser on this device and are never sent to us.
Estimate, not official. This only counts days to the dates you type. Only ADOC (Alabama) or the parole board sets release dates, and they can move.
What could change the date in Alabama
- Class I (trustworthy, can work without constant supervision): 30 days per 30 served. (Alabama SB 1 (2023, enrolled), amending Code §14-9-41) (opens in new tab)
- Class II: 15 days. Class III: 5 days. Class IV: none. (Alabama SB 1 (2023, enrolled), amending Code §14-9-41) (opens in new tab)
- Higher classification is not applied retroactively. (Alabama SB 1 (2023, enrolled), amending Code §14-9-41) (opens in new tab)
- No incentive time for Class A felonies, crimes causing death by a deadly weapon, life or death sentences, any sentence over 15 years, or sex offenses involving a child. (Alabama SB 1 (2023, enrolled), amending Code §14-9-41) (opens in new tab)
- Certain assaults causing permanent injury and child sexual abuse crimes cannot be placed in Class I. (Alabama SB 1 (2023, enrolled), amending Code §14-9-41) (opens in new tab)
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