The Searcy County Jail is at 301 Factory Road, Marshall, AR 72650. For an arrest in the city of Searcy, look at the White County page instead.

Searcy County Inmate Search sends you to the sheriff's mobile app, which may not open in every browser. When it won't load, call the Marshall jail with the person's name.

A judge in Arkansas must rule on cause within 48 hours of an arrest done without a warrant. The first appearance is in Marshall.

District court in Marshall hears misdemeanors; circuit court at the Searcy County courthouse handles felonies. Tips: court info.

A full cash bond is returned when the Searcy County case is over if every court date was kept. A licensed bondsman takes up to ten percent and doesn't return it. Tips: bail.

Marshall defendants who can't pay request a public defender from the bench.

The Marshall jail is small, and visit times vary. Call or check online first, and bring ID. Tips: visits, remote visits.

Marshall jail calls are recorded, and family members can't call in. Calls go out only, paid ahead by relatives. Tips: phones, messages, tablets.

Searcy County's small jail orders commissary weekly, and leftover funds are returned at release. Money added in Marshall buys snacks and hygiene goods. Tips: deposits, commissary.

Marshall deputies inspect letters, and envelopes with stickers or perfume are refused. Full name, then 301 Factory Road, Marshall, AR 72650. Tips: mail.

The juvenile judge decides on detention for Searcy County minors; deputies tell parents where.

The Marshall jail relies on outside doctors, and the nearest hospitals are a long drive, so tell staff about medicines early. Call the jail about medicines or health risks.

The Searcy County roster only opens in a phone app, so a call is the easiest check from a computer. Phone 870-448-2340 to check custody, bond and visiting.

A federal case normally starts when Homeland Security Investigations, IRS agents and the ATF carry out the arrest. The county sits in the Harrison Division of the Western District of Arkansas. There is no courthouse listed on the court's site, so phone the clerk at 833-853-0345 for where the case is heard. The nearest listed office is in Fayetteville at 35 East Mountain Street, Room 510, Fayetteville, AR 72701. Plan on questions with pretrial services before court. An initial appearance happens quickly, before a magistrate judge. U.S. court has no bail price list. The magistrate settles what conditions apply at a detention hearing under federal bail law.

Check the local inmate list first, where the hold may show. Phoning the Marshals at 479-289-7470 or 479-424-5000 (call either) can confirm their location. Its address is 30 South 6th Street, Room 243, Fort Smith, AR 72901. Meanwhile, the Marshals Service may keep federal prisoners in the Marshall jail under contract. After sentencing to prison, a prisoner moves into BOP custody, often weeks later. Track the person on the BOP locator.

• Immigration officers hear about most arrests from the prints the jail send. ICE may then lodge a detainer.
• ICE wants the sheriff to keep them for at most 48 hours after they are cleared to leave. Weekends and holidays count toward the time.
• Making bond does not cancel it. The hold simply begins then.
• Within those hours, ICE can come to take custody. Without an ICE pickup, that means release.
• Arkansas reports to ICE's New Orleans ERO office: 181 James Drive W, St. Rose, LA 70087, 504-318-2360.
• The next stop is ICE's call and can change.
• After the transfer, the person can be found on the ICE locator; search by A-number and country of birth. Families missing the A-number may search with the person's legal name, birth country and the day they were born.

Arkansas's prison system, the ADC, holds those given state time. Before that, most people wait in the local jail until the state schedules the move. Their first state stop is an intake unit for processing. Staff rate everyone for their medical and mental health, security risk and gang connections. Their last step is a prison that fits their needs.

For their unit, use the ADC inmate search. For each unit, read Arkansas prison pages.

When a booking picture is missing from the web, media questions go to the sheriff's office at 870-448-2340. Photos ICE took aren't handed out at the office; the path is ICE's FOIA form, which the agency reviews. Families and reporters cannot see federal booking photos. It takes a special reason. The Marshals post one only for someone who escaped, when the community need to be protected quickly or if sharing it may help catch them or alert neighbors.

• Marshall Police: 870-448-2888
• Searcy County Sheriff's Office: 870-448-2340

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