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CALL OR EMAIL FOR QUESTIONS:

Criminal DivisionCriminalFelonyservices@cookcountycourt.com

 773-674-3140


District 2 - SkokieSkokieDist2Crimservices@cookcountycourt.com

847-470-5090


District 3 – Rolling MeadowsRollMeadDist3CrimSvc@cookcountycourt.com

847-818-2449


District 4 - MaywoodMaywoodDist4Crimservices@cookcountycourt.com

708-865-6040


District 5 - BridgeviewBridgeviewDist5Crimservices@cookcountycourt.com

708-974-6501


District 6 - MarkhamMarkhamDist6Crimservices@cookcountycourt.com

708-232-4485


PLEASE NOTE: Masks/Face Coverings are required in the Daley Center, and all Courthouse Buildings, and all other Clerk's Office locations. If you do not have a mask, the building may provide you with one, if available. Availability is not guaranteed.

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DISCLAIMER:

"CRVA" Civil Rights Violation Association IS not a law office, nor do we give legal advice without one of our staff or volunteer attorneys. If you have questions about your legal rights or the law that affects your case, please talk with an attorney. The general and public information and forms provided on this website is not legal advice, cannot be cited as legal authority, and cannot replace the advice of an attorney licensed in Illinois. The information, forms and public information has been taken from various sites including, Cook County Clerk of Court, Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Access to Justice and other legal websites.

Mission of CRVA​


“CRVA” Civil Rights Violation Association

“CRVA” Civil Rights Violation Association, Founded and Directed by Sara Doneice Black, President, positioned through being a direct consequence of generational family oppression. CRVA is birthed through God's compassion to help support communities through our Service Programs which aids in, and results, in a balanced people through our services and passion driven team. We have a history of being one of the “regularly left out” ...we have the experience of living through the consequences and injustices still existing in particular communities which lack access to legal services and the civil rights of fair equitable access to sound quality of life to any and all cultures especially the oppressed communities.


CRVA is Working in Our Communities 



through our Expungement Program ...

CHANGE FOR THE BETTER

The Expungement Program is one of  our free current programs along with many pending programs sponsored by +CRVA...  The Expungement Program is under the direct instruction and legal authority of one of our attorneys.


Our Lawyer Referral Program offers Attorney referrals which are available for all Criminal & Civil matters. 

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Here's what we're working on

Housing Help

Expungement-Employment Program

Expungement-Jobs Training Preparation



Contact Us

We love hearing from you, let us know where you would like to serve

Name*

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What area would you like to serve?*

Why do you want to serve with CRVA?

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CRVA is Working in Our Communities through our


Expungement, Housing, Jobs, and Lawyer Referral Programs


Our Lawyer Referral Program offers Attorney referrals which are available for all Criminal & Civil matters 


Please Call for  Referral (708) 673-1997



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How You Can Help

CRVA is a Non-Profit 501 c3 organization, 

all donations are tax-deductible.

© 2023 +CRVA...Civil Rights Violation Association 
Non-Profit Faith Based Organization






  DISCLAIMER:
"CRVA" Civil Rights Violation Association IS not a law office, nor do we give legal advice without one of our staff or volunteer attorneys. If you have questions about your legal rights or the law that affects your case, please talk with an attorney. The general and public information and forms provided on this website is not legal advice, cannot be cited as legal authority, and cannot replace the advice of an attorney licensed in Illinois. The information, forms and public information has been taken from various sites including, Cook County Clerk of Court, Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Access to Justice and other legal websites.o
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