TGK is at 7000 NW 41st Street, Miami, FL 33166. After booking, a person may be moved to another county jail, so check the roster. TGK: 786-263-7000. Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office: 305-743-7433.

Miami-Dade County Inmate Search shows the facility, charges and bond. Search by name or booking number; Spanish and English spellings of names can differ, so try both. VINELink sends alerts.

Miami-Dade is the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. Bond hearings run every day, within 24 hours of arrest, by video from the jail.

• ROR, released on a pledge.
• Cash: the whole bond, refunded through the clerk after the case, less costs.
• Surety: a bondsman's 10 percent, at least $100 per charge, nonrefundable.

Broward, Monroe, federal or probation holds can keep a person jailed. Missing court leads to a warrant. See our Miami-Dade bail guide.

Possibly. Turner Guilford Knight on NW 41st Street is the usual intake for arrests on warrants made by Hialeah, Homestead, Doral and other city police. The clerk's office at the Gerstein Justice Building, 305-275-1155, can explain the case and the next court date. The Criminal Justice Online System will display a capias. Sheriff's deputies handle local name checks, while FDLE's statewide wanted database handles other agencies. For a warrant in your own name, a defense lawyer can book the surrender and file for bond. Corrections staff post visiting rules online.

The Eleventh Circuit Public Defender represents Miami-Dade clients found indigent. Florida's $50 application fee may be waived.

Each Miami-Dade jail has its own schedule, and many visits are by video. Call 786-263-7000 first. See visits and remote visits.

Miami-Dade inmates call out only, through prepaid accounts families set up. Read phones, messages and tablets.

Deposits pay for commissary. Use the department's approved methods. See money and commissary.

Find the right facility on the roster, then use name and booking number. Plain envelopes only. See mail rules.

Miami-Dade youth under 18 face juvenile court. Those detained usually stay at the Miami-Dade Regional Juvenile Detention Center, 305-637-4500, and see a judge within 24 hours. Parents can call 305-743-7433.

Phone 786-263-7000 about HIV medication, insulin, seizures, psychiatric needs or suicide risk.

The U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida, hears Miami-Dade federal cases in downtown Miami, 400 N. Miami Ave., Miami, FL 33128.

Miami magistrates hold initial appearances, and prosecutors can seek pretrial detention. The U.S. Marshals (786-988-6655) often place federal defendants at the Federal Detention Center in Miami or in county jails. Check the BOP locator.

• Booking prints at TGK are shared with DHS.
• ICE may lodge an I-247A detainer.
• Miami-Dade may keep a person for immigration agents up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released (8 CFR 287.7(d)).
• F.S. 908.105: Miami-Dade's bond judge and prosecutors learn of the hold, and it goes into the court file.
• F.S. 907.041: an unauthorized alien facing a forcible felony in Miami-Dade can't be released before first appearance, where the judge presumes detention; the defense may argue otherwise.
• F.S. 908.11: Florida sheriffs running jails must have 287(g); ICE lists Miami-Dade under the Task Force Model.
• The Miami field office, 2805 SW 145th Ave., Miramar, FL 33027, 954-843-5800, is close by; families can also use ICE's locator.

After a prison sentence, the person stays in a county jail until FDC transport takes them to reception. Search FDC records; see Florida prisons.

Yes. The county's MDCR inmate search returns a mugshot for people now in custody. For past bookings, send a records request to Corrections or the sheriff (305-743-7433).

ICE photos come through ICE FOIA. Federal booking photos in Miami stay private unless Marshals post a fugitive notice.

• Miami Police Department: 305-579-6111
• Hialeah Police Department: 305-687-2525
• Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office: 305-743-7433

Emergencies: 911.