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Diane B. Webb
Clerk

Angie Davis
Chief Deputy Clerk

Clerk, State Court
of Cobb County
12 East Park Square
Marietta, GA 30090-9630

Civil Division
(770) 528-1219

Criminal Division
(770) 528-1246

Accounting Division
(770) 528-1271

Courtroom Deputies
(770) 528-1256

Cobb County Government
100 Cherokee Street
Marietta, GA 30090
(770) 528-1000
(770) 528-2490 fax

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Cobb County State Court Clerk

Traffic Violations Bureau

Traffic

Misdemeanor

Criminal Division

Contact Number: (770) 528-1246

The cases processed by the Criminal Division are categorized into three different types of cases: Traffic Violations Bureau (T.V.B.) cases (traffic citations allowing payment of bond/fine in lieu of court appearance), Traffic cases (traffic citations that require a court appearance or involve an accident), and Misdemeanor cases.

In 2007, the Criminal Division filed 7,720 misdemeanor cases and 108,397 traffic cases.

File Retrieval
Ten years of cases are kept on location at the State Court Clerk’s Office. All cases filed prior to 1997, once completed, are stored off site. These cases can be ordered for a fee of $7 which is payable in advance.

Fees:

Copy Charge: $.25 per page
Certified Copy: $3 (stamp and seal) + $.25 per page
Exemplified Copy: $5 (certificate and seal) + $.25 per page
Failure to Appear: $65.00

Dispositions All misdemeanor and traffic dispositions that are required to be reported in compliance with Georgia Law are reported to the Department of Driver Services (DDS) and Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC).

Leave of Absence When filing a Motion for Leave of Absence an original must be filed for each case, or, if filing one leave and attaching a list of cases, a copy must be provided to be filed in each case. The Court does not require an order to be filed with each case; the Court has a standing order.

Calendars Notice of Court dates are either acknowledged in person or are mailed to the Defendant.

Change of Address It is the defendant’s responsibility to notify the court in writing of any change of address. Sureties and attorneys are also responsible for notifying the court in writing of any change of address. The change of address must be submitted on each case in which the defendant, surety, and/or attorney is associated. Failure to do so could result in not receiving notification of a court date change, which could result in a bench warrant being issued for failure to appear.

Change of Address Form - Criminal Division Cases

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