- The current location of incarceration
- The parole status / eligibility
- Maximum or scheduled release date
- The system will advise you if the offender is not in custody
Monday, November 06, 2006
V.I.N.E.
I went to an information fair a couple of weeks ago and spoke with a representative from V.I.N.E., a 24 hour automated information system used by the Georgia Department of Corrections. It provides survivors of crimes and / or their families with access to information about their offender. Parties are able to deal a toll-free number and learn the custody status of their offender. Additionally, V.I.N.E. also operates as a notification system. Survivors of crimes will automatically receive notification of the release of their offender from custody. The service is available in English and Spanish. The V.I.N.E. number is 1-800-721-8057. Survivors access the system by using the inmate’s six digit case number. Survivors can learn:
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