Find Mableton Felony Records
Mableton felony records are handled entirely by the Cobb County court system. Mableton is a census-designated place with about 78,300 residents, making it one of the most populated unincorporated communities in Georgia. Because it is not an incorporated city, there is no Mableton police department or municipal court. The Cobb County Police Department provides law enforcement, and all felony cases are prosecuted through the Cobb County Superior Court. This page walks through the search tools, agencies, and steps to look up felony records tied to Mableton.
Mableton Quick Facts
Cobb County Court System for Mableton
All felony cases from Mableton are prosecuted through the Cobb County Superior Court. The courthouse is at 70 Haynes Street in Marietta, the county seat. The Cobb County Clerk of Superior Court maintains all criminal case files, including felony records from the Mableton area.
The Cobb County District Attorney reviews all felony arrests in Mableton and decides whether to move forward with charges. Once charges are filed, the case enters the Superior Court system and all records are kept by the clerk. You can reach the Cobb County Clerk at (770) 528-1300. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Check the Cobb County felony records page for full details about the court system, fees, and search procedures.
Because Mableton is unincorporated, there is no municipal court. All criminal matters, from traffic violations to felonies, go through the Cobb County court system. That actually simplifies record searches since everything is in one place at the county level.
Cobb County Police Department
Law enforcement in Mableton is provided by the Cobb County Police Department. Their headquarters is at 1825 County Services Parkway, Marietta, GA 30008. Call (770) 499-3900 for general questions. The Cobb County PD investigates crimes and makes arrests in Mableton. Felony arrests are turned over to the Cobb County District Attorney for prosecution.
You can request arrest reports and incident records from the Cobb County Police. The department has a Central Records unit that processes open records requests. Under the Georgia Open Records Act (O.C.G.A. 50-18-70), the department must respond within three business days. Reports show arrest details and charges at the time of booking. The cost is usually $0.10 per page for copies.
The Cobb County Sheriff's Office at (770) 499-4600 runs the county jail. They maintain booking records for anyone held on felony charges, including people arrested in the Mableton area. The sheriff's website has an inmate lookup tool.
How to Search Mableton Felony Records
The Georgia Felon Search is the fastest way to check if someone has a felony conviction. It costs $15 per search. You need a first name, last name, date of birth, and sex. Results come back right away and cover all Georgia counties. Under O.C.G.A. 35-3-34, felony conviction records are available to the public.
For inmates who went to state prison, the GDC offender search is free. Search by name or GDC ID to find charges, sentence details, facility, and release date. This covers anyone who served time in a Georgia state prison from a Mableton-area felony conviction.
The Cobb County Clerk of Superior Court has detailed court records with case documents, filings, and docket entries. You can visit in person at 70 Haynes Street in Marietta. The Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority offers a statewide search tool that includes Cobb County records.
For a criminal background check, the GBI criminal history FAQ explains the process. Contact local law enforcement or the GCIC directly. The fee is about $15 for a name-based search.
Record Restrictions and Sealing
Georgia allows record restriction under O.C.G.A. 35-3-37. If felony charges were dismissed or resulted in an acquittal, the arrest record may be restricted after a set waiting period. Restricted records do not appear in standard background searches.
Convictions for serious violent felonies cannot be restricted. The First Offender Act (O.C.G.A. 42-8-60) lets some people who complete probation or a sentence on a first offense avoid a formal conviction on their record. Contact the GCIC at 404-244-2639 to learn about the restriction process and eligibility.
State Resources
The Georgia Crime Information Center is the main state repository for criminal records. It is run by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. You can access records through local law enforcement or by appointment at the GCIC office in Decatur.
- Georgia Felon Search: $15 per search for felony conviction verification
- GDC Offender Search: Free, shows current and past state inmates
- GCIC Criminal History: About $15 through local law enforcement
- GBI Open Records: gbigeorgia.govqa.us
- Pardons and Paroles: pap.georgia.gov or call (404) 656-4661
Legal Help
Residents in Mableton who need legal assistance can contact the Georgia Legal Services Program at (404) 206-5175. For a private attorney, call the State Bar of Georgia referral service at 1-800-334-6865. The Cobb County Superior Court self-help center can also assist with basic court navigation questions.
For questions about reading a criminal history report, call the GCIC at 404-244-2639 and press option 5 between 9 AM and 2 PM on weekdays. You can also email gacriminalhistory@gbi.ga.gov.
Cobb County Felony Records
Mableton is in Cobb County, and all felony cases go through the Cobb County Superior Court in Marietta. For the full county court details, fee lists, and all felony record resources, visit the Cobb County page.