Criminal Division

The Criminal Division prepares and maintains all Misdemeanor (CM), Felony (CF), Domestic Violence (DV) & Quasi-Criminal (QP).

• Criminal Misdemeanor (CM) – A crime that is punishable by a fine and a term of imprisonment served in County Jail not to exceed one year. Punishment also includes fines, court costs, restitution, as well as various forms of court supervision and probation.
• Criminal Felony (CF) – A crime that has a greater punishment by statute than a misdemeanor. Felony crimes are punishable by imprisonment in a penitentiary for sentences that exceed one year. Felony imprisonment terms can include life sentences. Felony matters also are subject to fines, costs, and restitutions. Probation and other sentencing options may also be considered.
• Domestic Violence (DV) – Is violation of domestic battery under section 12-3.2 of Criminal Code.
• Quasi-Criminal (QC) – Any Offense classified as petty, or business as defined in the unified Code of Corrections.

Processing of payments

The division processes payments of fines and costs. To pay fines go to Judici Welcome Page or courtmoney.com