Burlington County Released Inmates

Thank you for taking time to check on released inmates in Burlington County. We aim to help you sort a jail departure from a transfer and find the office that can confirm the event. Clear custody facts make the next call easier. Start at https://burlingtoncounty.newjerseyreleasedinmates.us/ with the name of the last holding agency. Burlington County Corrections handles adult county detention. State prison records belong to NJDOC. Federal records follow another route through the Bureau of Prisons. For a recent county inmate release, check New Jersey VINE and contact Corrections. Read the reported status with its date and agency. An empty search result alone cannot establish that someone went home. Ask for the release or movement record when the destination remains unclear.

County Custody and Burlington Inmate Releases

Burlington County jail releases belong to the Department of Corrections. The adult Detention Center is at 54 Grant Street in Mount Holly. Its operator is separate from the Sheriff. Burlington County Corrections holds the inmate release and custody record. Sheriff duties include court security and prisoner transport. An inmate ride to court does not establish release. Neither does an inmate departure for a state prison. Ask which agency held the inmate last. That question sets the release search on the right track. A Burlington County booking may end with pretrial release. This means the person leaves custody before the case ends. A county sentence may also end. Other departures continue custody elsewhere. Read the release authority and destination before deciding what happened. Local custody distinctions appear at https://burlingtoncounty.newjerseyreleasedinmates.us/burlington-county-detention-center.html.

A Burlington County inmate can leave Grant Street for another county, NJDOC or federal custody. An immigration transfer is another possibility. Each inmate movement needs a release check with the receiving agency.

Burlington County Detention Center
54 Grant Street
Mount Holly, NJ 08060
Detention Center: 609-726-7161
Corrections Administration: 609-265-5042

Written Proof of Burlington County Release Status

Inmate release records connect a person to a specific jail stay. A name alone is weak evidence. Inmate booking numbers help separate similar names. Admission dates identify the inmate custody interval. Inmate release dates mark a release event. The inmate movement code can show whether that event was a transfer. Burlington County records should be read with the court case too. A disposition is the court's recorded case outcome. It can explain a dismissal or sentence. The inmate release entry answers when the inmate left. Those release answers may appear at different times. Court data is not a live inmate locator. Check the case number before joining inmate release and court records. Ask for existing fields rather than a new narrative about why an inmate was released.

The Open Public Records Act is New Jersey's government records access law. OPRA provides a route to request a Burlington County inmate booking or release entry. Use the county OPRA form and identify Corrections as the record holder. Give a narrow Burlington County inmate custody period. Add the inmate name and known inmate booking number. Specify the inmate release time and release destination fields. Include the Burlington County case number if known. Ask for an electronic inmate release record. The custodian evaluates the actual record. Protected portions may be removed. Medical and juvenile details are not ordinary public release fields. Request the nonexempt portions when part of a record is withheld. Keep the inmate release request and response together. A Burlington County reply cannot certify an NJDOC inmate discharge. State inmate discharge records need a state request. Burlington County court orders use Judiciary access rules. For a local inmate release, compare the county entry with the court order that applies to the same booking. That pairing helps distinguish a case outcome from the physical end of jail custody. If an inmate release code remains unclear, request the existing code table that defines it. OPRA does not require a custom explanation.

• Booking identifier: connects the inmate to one detention episode.

• Admission and departure: establish the relevant custody dates and times.

• Authority or movement code: describes the recorded release basis.

• Destination: identifies another custodian when a transfer occurred.

• Case number: links the release event with the court matter.

Preserve the agency name with every inmate release date. Burlington County Corrections records county movements. NJDOC records state inmate custody and discharge. The same person's history can require both without either record replacing the other.

Alerts for Recently Released Burlington County Inmates

Burlington County offers no documented public rolling release feed for the prior day. A specific-inmate release check is therefore more useful than hunting for a county list. New Jersey VINE reports custody information from participating agencies. Use VINELink and choose New Jersey. Compare the Burlington County inmate identity and the agency shown. Read the latest inmate release status carefully. An inmate transfer notice means custody changed. It does not establish community release. The service can send notices by phone, text, email or app. Release alert registration starts from the matching inmate record. A telephone registration uses a private four-digit PIN. Save the release alert PIN securely. The PIN acknowledges an automated call. Without acknowledgement the service may retry for up to 24 hours. Calls can arrive overnight. Notification follows custody changes rather than office hours.

For an inmate thought to have left today, use a fixed one-day interval. The county route at https://burlingtoncounty.newjerseyreleasedinmates.us/24-hour-release-list.html pairs individual status checks with an existing release entry.

1. Select New Jersey in VINE and search the exact inmate name or identifier.

2. Compare age and agency before choosing a result.

3. Register the matching record for the available notification method.

4. Save any release alert with its event date and agency.

5. Ask the named custodian to confirm release or transfer.

Historical VINE inmate visibility can vary after release. Save the inmate release alert while it is available. Use the person-specific route at https://burlingtoncounty.newjerseyreleasedinmates.us/vine-inmate-check.html explains identity matching and phone acknowledgement.

State Dates for Burlington Inmate Release Checks

The NJDOC offender search concerns state inmates. It cannot document every Burlington County jail release. Albert C. Wagner and Garden State Youth are state correctional facilities. Mid-State is also an NJDOC institution. Their county location does not change the record holder. Search by SBI number when available. This state identifier helps avoid a wrong-name match. Otherwise compare inmate names and identifying details. Open the inmate incarceration history. Date Out-of-Custody marks the historical end of an NJDOC custody period. Current Max Release Date serves a different purpose. It is a calculated date that can change. Current Parole Eligibility Date concerns the parole process. Eligibility means possible consideration rather than an approved release.

Future inmate release dates are planning information. Earned credits and conduct can change a state inmate's calculation. A Burlington County conviction may lead to imprisonment far from the county. County of Commitment identifies the sentencing venue.

Does a future maximum date confirm an inmate release? No. It describes a calculation for an inmate's sentence. Look for the completed custody event and confirm any transfer or supervision that followed.

After Prison: Burlington County Released Inmate Duties

Parole is release from prison under State Parole Board supervision. Probation is court-ordered supervision and does not itself prove a prison stay. Burlington County parole matters route through District Office 6. Public parole eligibility notices concern people approaching consideration. They are not a full list of released inmates under supervision. A parole grant can precede physical release. New information can change the path before departure. Ask the Board about parole matters and NJDOC about prison custody. Released inmates should follow their assigned officer and reporting papers. Burlington County families should not infer released inmate duties from an inmate search result. A Burlington County jail exit may instead follow a court sentence involving probation.

The county Court Liaison Program evaluates court-referred people at the jail and Minimum Security Facility each week. Treatment recommendations do not establish unconditional release. Check the Burlington County order and inmate movement destination.