• St. Mary's County Detention and Rehabilitation Center, 41880 Baldridge Street, Leonardtown, MD 20650, 301-475-4200.

Use the Sheriff's incarcerated individual lookup, then VINELink for alerts. Court records are on Case Search.

Through commissioner terms, then a judge's review if needed. See our bail guide.

Sheriff's deputies, reached at 301-475-8008, serve warrants countywide from the Leonard Hall Drive headquarters in Leonardtown.

Plan any surrender at the Baldridge Street detention center with a lawyer. A missed court date can sometimes be fixed by asking the clerk for a new one: Circuit Court, 41605 Courthouse Drive, 301-475-7844; District Court, 23110 Leonard Hall Drive, 301-880-2700.

The Judiciary's online docket search gives charges and hearing dates in filed cases, though it never confirms a warrant.

Leonard Hall Drive's commissioner sets release terms after booking. Held cases get District Court review. Our local bail page explains paying.

Yes; the Baldridge Street jail reports to VINELink, which sends free custody notices by phone, SMS or email.

Under 24 hours, before the commissioner, 23110 Leonard Hall Drive, 301-880-2720. Then 23110 Leonard Hall Drive, 301-880-2700, for a judge's review if needed. See court steps.

Most begin at 23110 Leonard Hall Drive, District Court, 301-880-2700. Serious felonies end up at 41605 Courthouse Drive in Circuit Court, 301-475-7844. Southern Maryland federal cases belong to the U.S. District Court's Greenbelt courthouse, 301-344-0660.

The Office of the Public Defender at 23110 Leonard Hall Drive, 301-880-2830. Statewide line: 877-430-5187.

Leonardtown's courts post both on Maryland Judiciary Case Search. Clerk: 301-475-7844. If Leonardtown police wrote a citation for a jailable charge, expect a preliminary inquiry; absent a listed time, appear within five business days.

Yes, from the Sheriff's Office. At Baldridge Street, family visits are video only and must be booked online from 24 hours to one week ahead; give a working email, since cancellations come that way. Each visit lasts 25 minutes, and you can have as many off-site visits from home as you like each week. Visits are recorded, and taking or posting photos of people held is banned. The person held can see who is coming and can decline. For scheduling trouble, call the video provider, not the jail; call the jail with questions at 301-475-4200. See our visitation guide.

• Calls from the Leonardtown jail: our phone guide.
• Electronic messages: our messaging guide.
• Letters: our mail guide.
• Deposits: our money page and commissary page.

The lookup includes mugshot images for many entries; ask the Sheriff's Office, 301-475-8008, about others. ICE booking photos must be requested through ICE's FOIA office. Federal booking photos are not released to the public or the press, except that the U.S. Marshals Service may publish one while looking for a fugitive.

1. Federal cases often go to 6500 Cherrywood Lane, Greenbelt, MD 20770; clerk 301-344-0660 (Baltimore 410-962-2600).
2. Magistrates rule on detention.
3. Federal arrestees are held for the U.S. Marshals, 410-962-2220, who hold them until trial.
4. The BOP inmate locator lists sentenced people. Patuxent River Naval Air Station cases may also go federal.

1. Baldridge Street may receive ICE Form I-247A.
2. Requested: up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released (8 CFR 287.7(d)). Local bail won't end it.
3. Officers may pick the person up in Leonardtown; without them, deputies release.
4. Placement is ICE's call. Search the ICE detainee locator. The ICE Baltimore Field Office is at 31 Hopkins Plaza, 6th Floor, Baltimore, MD 21201, 410-637-4000.

A Leonardtown sentence of state time ends up on the DPSCS locator; our Maryland prisons directory lists them.

Department of Juvenile Services intake is at 23110 Leonard Hall Drive, Suite 1040, Leonardtown, 301-475-0413. A case manager and a parent talk through the complaint; it may end, stay informal, or move on to court. Southern Maryland youths in detention are sent to Cheltenham, 301-782-2400.

The jail provides medical and behavioral health care, education, re-entry support and medication-assisted treatment. Its Community Corrections Center runs pretrial supervision, day reporting and inpatient treatment programs.

Yes; the St. Mary's Sheriff's Office never takes bond by phone. Real bail is paid to the court or a bondsman you choose. Check with 301-475-8008.

Phone 301-475-4200. Baldridge Street jail property too.

It runs the alternatives to jail: pretrial supervision, day reporting and inpatient treatment. People in its programs may have electronic monitoring and drug tests. The main jail line is 301-475-4200.

Letters, cards and photos go to an off-site scanning address in the Sheriff's visitor guide and are shown on tablets. Put the person's name and booking number on the outside. Glitter, explicit material and weapon manuals are banned. Books and magazines must come from the publisher, softcover only, to 41880 Baldridge Street, Leonardtown, MD 20650. The lobby takes no cash. Pay online or by phone with the ID number, or send a money order payable to the detention center; money orders are held 10 days. Cash or checks in the mail are sent back. After release, people can log in to the mail site for free to download their messages and photos.

It is the Sheriff's Office unit in Leonardtown that runs pretrial supervision, day reporting and an inpatient treatment program. Ask about these programs at 301-475-4200.

• St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office, 23150 Leonard Hall Drive, Leonardtown, MD 20650, 301-475-8008, the main police agency.
• Maryland State Police, Leonardtown Barrack T, 301-475-8955.

Leonardtown, St. Mary's only town, relies on county deputies rather than town police. St. Mary's College of Maryland Public Safety, St. Mary's City, 240-895-4911, open 24 hours. College of Southern Maryland Public Safety, Leonardtown campus, 240-725-5333. Natural Resources Police, 410-260-8888. Emergencies: 911.