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The management of state prison operations is done by the New Jersey Department of Corrections (NJDOC). It now oversees 13 correctional facilities, including a central inmate intake and assignment section, three youth correctional facilities, seven male prisons, one female prison, one center for sex offenders, and seven male prisons.
On its website, the NJDOC lists all of the New Jersey State Prisons in full, along with their contact details and descriptions.
County jails are another type of prison system in New Jersey in addition to state-run ones. There is a county jail in every one of the state's 21 counties. You may discover the addresses, phone numbers, websites, and wardens' contact information on the comprehensive list of county jails in New Jersey.
In New Jersey, county departments or divisions of corrections are in charge of running county jails. These divisions fall under the jurisdiction of the public safety departments of the county governments. In a few instances, sheriff's offices or departments are in charge of managing county jail operations.
New Jersey Inmate Search: General Information
The public can use the offender locator on the New Jersey Department of Corrections' website to look up an inmate in the state. SBI number, name, aliases, sex, race, hair and eye color, county, and facility are among the search criteria. Additionally, you can specify your age and birthdate to limit the results.
A list including a mugshot, SBI number, name, gender, race, county, facility, and admission date will be displayed as a result of the search. For more information, click on the SBI number.
The additional information will provide further specifics about the prisoner, such as their location and security level. Along with details about the offender's crimes, it displays aliases, dates of imprisonment, other prisons, and other facilities.
If you need to perform an inmate search in New Jersey, here you will discover the various methods to do so.
Offline New Jersey Inmate Search
Performing an offline New Jersey inmate search can be done by following these steps:
1. Visit the New Jersey Department of Corrections (NJDOC) website at https://www.state.nj.us/corrections/index.shtml
The NJDOC website is the official website of the New Jersey Department of Corrections and is the starting point for performing an inmate search in New Jersey.
2. Navigate to the "Inmate Search" tab located at the top of the webpage
On the NJDOC website, look for the "Inmate Search" tab located at the top of the webpage. Click on the tab to access the NJDOC's inmate search page.
3. Click on the "Offender Search" link to access the NJDOC's offender search database
Once you are on the inmate search page, look for the "Offender Search" link and click on it. This will take you to the NJDOC's offender search database.
4. On the offender search page, select "Search by Name" or "Search by State Identification Number (SID)" to begin your search
On the offender search page, you will have two options to search for an inmate: "Search by Name" or "Search by State Identification Number (SID)". Select the option that you prefer.
5. If you choose to search by name, enter the inmate's first and last name, and if known, their middle initial or name, and any other available identifying information such as date of birth or gender
If you chose to search by name, you will need to enter the inmate's first and last name, and if known, their middle initial or name, and any other available identifying information such as date of birth or gender. Be sure to enter the information accurately to get the most accurate search results.
6. If you choose to search by State Identification Number (SID), enter the SID in the appropriate field
If you chose to search by State Identification Number (SID), enter the SID in the appropriate field. The SID is a unique identifier assigned to each inmate by the NJDOC.
7. Click on the "Submit" button to begin the search
After entering the required information, click on the "Submit" button to begin the search. The NJDOC's offender search database will begin searching for matching inmates based on the information provided.
8. The search results will display the inmate's name, SID, facility, and status. If you click on the inmate's name, you will be able to view additional information about the inmate, including their charges, sentence, and release date
After the search is complete, the results will display the inmate's name, SID, facility, and status. If you click on the inmate's name, you will be able to view additional information about the inmate, including their charges, sentence, and release date.
Inmate Search New Jersey Online Search
1. Go to the New Jersey Department of Corrections (NJDOC) website at https://www.state.nj.us/corrections/index.shtml.
2. Look for the "Inmate Search" tab located at the top of the webpage and click on it.
3. On the inmate search page, select "Offender Search" to access the NJDOC's offender search database.
4. Choose whether you want to search by name or by State Identification Number (SID).
5. If you choose to search by name, enter the inmate's first and last name, and any other available identifying information such as their middle initial or name, and their date of birth.
6. If you choose to search by SID, enter the inmate's SID in the appropriate field.
7. Click on the "Search" button to begin the search.
8. The search results will display the inmate's name, SID, facility, and status. If you click on the inmate's name, you will be able to view additional information about the inmate, including their charges, sentence, and release date.
Please be aware that as the NJDOC's offender search database is only updated once daily, the data supplied may not be entirely correct or up to date. You can get further information by getting in touch with the NJDOC directly if you have any inquiries or worries.
It is important to highlight that, under some conditions, including as in private cases or for the protection of victims, access to inmate information online may be prohibited. A prisoner's access to information may also be restricted by the NJDOC based on their classification level.
