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Governor Kay Ivey grants $50,000 to Tuscaloosa County District Attorneys Office for a new case management system. This upgrade aims to tackle a growing backlog of criminal cases, improve prosecution efficiency, and enhance public safety. The office currently faces over 4,000 pending felony cases, with insufficient circuit court attorneys to handle the workload. Local funding, including $650,000 from the county and $250,000 from Tuscaloosa, supports the initiative, but more support is needed to fully address the challenges.

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