Pickens County SC Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court

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Pickens County, South Carolina · Jail bookings, arrest reports, bond and criminal court records

Route a Pickens County Arrest to the Right Jail and Court Record

The Sheriff’s Office, Detention Center, Summary Court, municipal courts and Court of General Sessions maintain different parts of the same arrest.

Use this guide to locate current custody, identify the arresting agency, verify bond and follow every charge to its final court disposition.

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BLUE RIDGE RECORD COMPASS ROUTING
JAIL COURT BOND REPORT
JAIL ROSTER CUSTODY + BOND
SUMMARY COURT BOND + HEARING
GENERAL SESSIONS FINAL OUTCOME
IDENTITY + CASE VERIFIED
An arrest is not a conviction. An inmate or booking result records an arrest, detention event and allegations. Prosecutors may decline, amend or replace charges, and the court may dismiss a count or find the defendant not guilty.
Current inmates

Search the Sheriff’s official Zuercher Portal.

Bond and warrants

Start with Pickens County Bond Court.

Lower-level cases

Check Summary or municipal court.

Felony cases

Search Court of General Sessions.

Official review

Sources reviewed August 4, 2026.

Record router

Which Pickens County record answers your question?

SHERIFF INMATE PORTAL Is the person in custody?

Review the booking identity, arrest date, arresting agency, charges and available bond information.

Best first step after a recent arrest.
ARRESTING AGENCY What did officers report?

Request the incident report, arrest report or probable-cause documentation from the agency that created it.

The detention center may not own the police narrative.
SUMMARY OR MUNICIPAL COURT Is it a lower-level offense?

Magistrate and municipal courts handle offenses within their statutory or local jurisdiction.

Magistrates also set bail and conduct preliminary hearings.
GENERAL SESSIONS Is it a felony or higher charge?

The Court of General Sessions handles felonies and criminal charges beyond Summary Court jurisdiction.

Use this record for the final felony outcome.
Best sequence: Search the inmate portal, record every charge and identifier, identify the arresting agency, search the Public Index and read the disposition for each count.

Go directly to the Pickens County task

Booking decoder

Understand the fields in a Pickens County inmate result

What each booking field means and what to verify next
Field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
Inmate or booking ID The person or admission within the detention system. The final criminal-case outcome. Use it for jail services and inquiries.
Booking date When detention intake began. The exact offense or arrest time. Compare it with the incident report.
Arresting agency The department responsible for the arrest or warrant. That the jail owns that agency’s report. Request the report from that department.
Charge description The allegation entered during arrest or intake. The offense ultimately prosecuted. Compare it with the court charge.
Warrant number A reference to the charging or arrest document. That the warrant remains active. Check the newest court entry.
Bond amount The monetary release amount shown for a charge. That payment clears all charges and holds. Confirm every case with Bond Court.
No bond Release is not authorized under the displayed entry at that time. That a later court cannot modify it. Review the latest judicial order.
Hold or detainer Another agency or jurisdiction may control release. That a local bond clears the hold. Ask which agency owns the detainer.
Release date The county custody event ended or changed. That the criminal charge was dismissed. Read the court disposition.
Identity protection

Verify the correct person before relying on a record

Full first and last name match
Middle name, suffix or alias is consistent
Age or birth information matches
Booking date fits the known incident
Photograph is consistent when displayed
Arresting agency matches the location
Warrant or case number matches
Every charge and outcome is reviewed
Minimum identity rule: Match at least two independent identifiers before sending money, publishing an allegation or treating the record as belonging to a particular person.
No-result troubleshooting

Why a Pickens County arrest may not appear

Booking is still underway Identification, fingerprints, property intake and medical screening can delay the public result.
The name is formatted differently Try the surname alone, maiden name, former surname, alias or suffix.
The person was released A current-inmate roster may no longer display the completed custody event.
The arrest occurred in another county Search where booking occurred rather than where the person lives.
The person was transferred Custody may move to another county, SCDC or federal detention.
The case is municipal A city court case may require a separate municipal-court search.
The felony has not been indicted Summary Court proceedings can appear before a General Sessions indictment.
The record is restricted Juvenile, expunged, sealed or confidential information may not be publicly available.
Custody-verification script
I am trying to confirm the custody status of [full legal name], date of birth or age [information]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person is being processed, held, released, transferred or listed under another booking identifier?
Arrest-to-court lifecycle

What happens after a Pickens County arrest?

Law-enforcement incident The Sheriff or municipal police department creates incident, arrest and probable-cause records.
Detention booking Staff verify identity and record property, charges, bond information and holds.
Bond Court A magistrate considers bail and release conditions and may address appointed counsel.
Summary or municipal proceedings Lower-level offenses may remain in the court with trial jurisdiction.
Preliminary felony hearing A magistrate may determine whether the felony should proceed toward General Sessions.
Solicitor and grand-jury review The Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor decides which charges to pursue, and felony charges may be indicted.
General Sessions case The case proceeds through hearings, motions, plea discussions or trial.
Disposition and sentence Charges may be dismissed, nolle prossed, resolved by plea, tried or otherwise concluded.
Correction or expungement Inaccurate information may be corrected, and qualifying records may later be destroyed or sealed.
Correct record holder

Which Pickens County office controls each record?

Send the request to the office that created or maintains the record
Record needed Responsible office Information to provide Common mistake
Current custody Pickens County Detention Center Name, birth information and inmate ID. Calling the Clerk for housing information.
Sheriff arrest report Pickens County Sheriff’s Records Division Incident date, location, name and report number. Requesting a municipal police report.
Municipal arrest report The arresting city police department City report number, date and location. Assuming the Sheriff owns every report.
Bond or preliminary hearing Pickens County Bond or Summary Court Warrant number, name and arrest date. Calling General Sessions about initial bail.
Felony criminal case Clerk of Court, General Sessions Indictment, warrant or case number. Treating the booking charge as the indictment.
Prosecution status Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor Defendant, warrant and indictment information. Asking the jail for a plea or trial decision.
Statewide criminal history South Carolina Law Enforcement Division Accurate name and date-of-birth information. Assuming the county roster is statewide.
Arrest and incident reports

Request a Pickens County arrest report

Pickens County Sheriff’s Office
216 C. David Stone Road
Pickens, SC 29671
Administration: 864-898-5534
Communications or non-emergency: 864-898-5500
Confirm the arresting agency Check the inmate result or court record before submitting the request.
Name the exact documents Request the incident report, arrest report, probable-cause affidavit or identified supplement.
Provide the event details Include the date, approximate time, location and full legal name.
Add every known identifier Include the report number, inmate ID, warrant number, indictment number and court case number.
Request electronic production Electronic delivery may reduce duplication and mailing costs.
Describe the request narrowly Ask for records tied to one event rather than every document mentioning a person.
Ask for a cost estimate Set a maximum amount that requires approval before work continues.
Compare the report with court filings The original arrest allegation may differ from the charge ultimately prosecuted.
Records may be redacted or withheld when disclosure would reveal protected victim information, juvenile material, medical information, confidential sources, investigative methods or details of an active investigation.
Copy-ready South Carolina FOIA request
Under the South Carolina Freedom of Information Act, I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report, probable-cause documentation and specifically identified supplements concerning [full legal name] for the incident on or about [date and time] at [location]. Known identifiers include agency report number [number], inmate ID [number], warrant number [number] and court case or indictment number [number]. Please provide a written estimate before processing if the cost will exceed $[amount].

Municipal arrest-report routing

Clemson or Central arrest

Check whether Clemson Police, Clemson University Police or Central Police created the report.

Easley or Liberty arrest

Request the report from the named city department rather than the detention center.

City of Pickens arrest

Confirm whether Pickens Police or the County Sheriff made the arrest.

Court routing

Summary Court, municipal court or General Sessions?

Summary Court

Handles offenses within magistrate jurisdiction and conducts warrants, bail and preliminary felony hearings.

Municipal court

Handles qualifying ordinance, traffic and criminal matters arising within the municipality.

General Sessions

Handles felony cases and criminal charges beyond Summary Court jurisdiction.

The person was just arrested Begin with the inmate portal and Pickens County Bond Court.
The charge carries limited Summary Court punishment Search Pickens Summary Court or the responsible municipal court.
The charge is a felony Check the preliminary Summary Court record and the General Sessions Public Index.
The arrest occurred inside a city Confirm whether the case stayed in municipal court or was transferred.
Bond and Summary Court

Use Pickens Summary Court for bail and lower-level cases

Pickens County Bond Court and Pickens Summary Court
310 W. Main Street
Liberty, SC 29657
Phone: 864-898-5551
Fax: 864-843-4652
Bail decisions

Magistrates set or review bail and release conditions within their authority.

Preliminary hearings

Felony defendants may request a preliminary hearing under the applicable rules and deadline.

Summary trials

Magistrates try offenses that fall within Summary Court jurisdiction.

A Summary Court felony entry may show only the warrant, bond and preliminary stage. Search General Sessions to determine whether the Solicitor pursued an indictment and how the felony ended.
Open official Pickens court directory
Felony court records

Search Pickens County General Sessions cases

Pickens County Clerk of Court
Pickens County Courthouse
214 E. Main Street
Pickens, SC 29671
Phone: 864-898-5857
Fax: 864-898-5863
Search Pickens County in the Public Index Use the defendant name, case number or indictment information.
Find the matching General Sessions case Compare the arrest date, warrant, charge and arresting agency.
Record the indictment number This is a key identifier for felony court records and Solicitor inquiries.
Review the formal charge The indictment may differ from the original booking allegation.
Read the active docket Check the assigned prosecutor, defense lawyer and current status.
Review plea and trial rosters A roster shows scheduled cases but is not itself a final disposition.
Locate the final outcome Look for dismissal, nolle prosequi, guilty plea, verdict and sentencing information.
Request the sentencing sheet or order Use a certified document for formal proof of the final outcome.
Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor – Pickens Office
Pickens Courthouse contact: 864-898-5905
Open the Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor Search official court rosters
Official outcome documents

Obtain the document that proves how the case ended

Warrant or charging document

Shows the allegation placed before Summary Court or the grand jury.

Dismissal or nolle prosequi

Shows that a particular charge ended without conviction.

Sentencing sheet or judgment

Shows the final offense, disposition and sentence entered by the court.

Identify the court that owns the document Summary, municipal and General Sessions records are maintained separately.
Provide the exact identifier Include the case, warrant or indictment number and the defendant’s name.
Name the exact document Ask for the warrant, dismissal, sentencing sheet, order or transcript entry needed.
Choose ordinary or certified Ask the organization receiving the document which format it requires.
Confirm current fees Copy, certification, research and mailing charges can apply.
Keep certified copies permanently They may be needed for SLED corrections, expungement or private background-report disputes.
Warrant verification

Check a Pickens County warrant safely

Search the related court record Review Summary, municipal and General Sessions entries.
Read the newest docket action A warrant may later be served, recalled, dismissed or replaced.
Identify the issuing court Record the warrant number, court and charge.
Contact Bond Court for county warrant questions Use the official published number. Call 864-898-5551
Contact the municipal court when applicable A Clemson, Easley, Liberty, Central or Pickens city warrant may be maintained locally.
Use a defense lawyer when the warrant concerns you Counsel can explain service, surrender, bond and hearing options.
Do not confront or attempt to detain anyone. Similar names, recalled warrants and delayed public updates can create dangerous mistakes.
Scam warning: Do not send gift cards, cryptocurrency or wire transfers to an unsolicited caller claiming that payment will cancel a warrant. Independently call the court or agency.
Bail and release

Confirm every Pickens County case before paying bond

Personal recognizance

The court may release the defendant on a written promise and conditions.

Cash bond

The authorized amount is deposited through the approved court or detention process.

Surety bond

A qualified bond professional posts the required undertaking.

No bond or hold

Another case, court order or jurisdiction may prevent immediate release.

Confirm the correct inmate Match the full name, date of birth and inmate ID.
List every charge Record the bond amount and court connected to each line.
Identify no-bond entries Paying a separate bond does not override a no-bond order.
Identify every hold Another county, probation, SCDC or federal agency may control release.
Confirm the newest court order The initial booking entry can change after the bond hearing.
Verify payment instructions Ask which office accepts payment, the exact payee and accepted method.
Review a surety agreement carefully Obtain the premium, collateral and refund terms in writing.
Keep every receipt Save the inmate ID, warrant number, court case and payment information.
Allow release processing Staff must verify the order, clear holds and return property.
Bond-verification script
I am calling about [full legal name], inmate ID [number]. Please confirm every active charge, the current bond type and amount for each warrant or case, all no-bond entries and outside holds, the accepted payment method and whether another judicial order is required.
County detention

Pickens County Detention Center information

Detention Center

701 S. Catherine Street
Pickens, SC 29671

Public inmate information: 864-898-2940

Sheriff administration

216 C. David Stone Road
Pickens, SC 29671

Administration: 864-898-5534

Detention administration: 864-898-5541

The Sheriff’s administrative campus and the public detention entrance may use different addresses. Confirm the destination before traveling for records, bond, visitation or legal access.
Video visitation

Schedule a Pickens County inmate visit

Confirm current custody Recheck the inmate portal immediately before registering or traveling.
Record the legal name and inmate ID Use the exact booking identity when adding the inmate.
Open the facility’s current provider Pickens County has used Securus services for video visits and inmate communication. Open Securus Technologies
Create the visitor account Use accurate identity, email, telephone and address information.
Select Pickens County and the correct inmate Stop if the displayed booking identity does not match.
Choose onsite or remote video when available Review the current charge, time and cancellation terms.
Schedule before the provider deadline Advance scheduling may be required.
Prepare approved photo identification Confirm the current visitor and age requirements with the jail.
Recheck custody before the visit Release, court movement, medical care or security operations may affect availability.
Correct inmate and facility selected
Visitor identity is accurate
Approved identification is ready
Camera and microphone are tested
Appropriate clothing is worn
No recording or rebroadcasting
No weapons, drugs or contraband displayed
No confidential defense strategy discussed
Visit schedules, duration, weekly limits and provider charges can change. Review the live provider calendar or call the Detention Center before paying.
Personal and legal mail

Address Pickens County inmate mail correctly

Personal digital mail

Inmate’s Full Name and ID
C/O Securus Digital Mail Center – Pickens County
P.O. Box 975
Lebanon, MO 65536

Legal mail and approved publications

Inmate’s Full Name and ID
Housing Unit, if known
Pickens County Detention Center
701 S. Catherine Street
Pickens, SC 29671
Vendor routing can change. Call 864-898-2940 before mailing time-sensitive legal documents, publications or personal correspondence.
Confirm current custody Mail sent after release or transfer can be delayed or returned.
Use the full booking name Do not use only a nickname.
Add the exact inmate ID Missing identifiers can prevent delivery.
Use the correct mail category Personal correspondence and privileged legal mail may use different addresses.
Include a complete return address Mail from an unidentified sender may be rejected.
Do not place money in correspondence Use the approved deposit provider or kiosk.
Order publications only under current rules Confirm whether books must come directly from a publisher or approved seller.
Full inmate name included
Correct inmate ID included
Complete sender address included
Correct personal or legal address used
No cash or personal checks enclosed
No glitter, perfume or adhesive material
No contraband or coded escape material
Publication rules confirmed before ordering
Commissary and communication

Fund the correct Pickens County inmate service

Commissary, telephone, messaging, tablet and video accounts can be separate. Money placed in the wrong account may not be transferable or refundable.
Confirm current custody Do not deposit after release or transfer without checking the destination.
Record the legal name and inmate ID Match both before submitting payment.
Choose the intended service Decide whether the funds are for commissary, telephone calls, messaging, tablets or video.
Follow the Sheriff’s current provider link Use only the provider connected through the official jail process.
Review every provider charge Check the transaction total and refund policy.
Stop when the identity does not match Do not rely on name alone when the provider displays several inmates.
Keep the receipt Save the amount, account type, inmate ID and confirmation number.
Open Securus communication services Check current Sheriff inmate services
Ordinary inmate calls, messages and social video visits may be monitored or recorded. Do not discuss evidence, witnesses or confidential defense strategy.
Court-appointed counsel

Request a Pickens County Public Defender

Thirteenth Circuit Public Defender – Pickens Office
Pickens County Courthouse
214 E. Main Street, Suite 310
Pickens, SC 29671
Phone: 864-467-8025

Court-appointed lawyer

  1. Request counsel at Bond Court, first appearance or arraignment.
  2. Complete the financial eligibility application accurately.
  3. Provide income, assets, debts and dependent information.
  4. Pay any application fee ordered under current law.
  5. Give the assigned lawyer every warrant, indictment and jail identifier.

Private criminal lawyer

  1. Verify the lawyer’s South Carolina license.
  2. Ask who will personally handle court appearances.
  3. Obtain the complete fee agreement in writing.
  4. Ask whether bond, preliminary hearing, trial and appeal are included.
  5. Keep every receipt and signed agreement.
Open the Thirteenth Circuit Public Defender Find a South Carolina lawyer
Victim and witness assistance

Get prosecution, court and custody support

Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor – Pickens Courthouse
Phone: 864-898-5905
Record every identifier Have the police report, inmate ID, warrant number and indictment number ready.
Confirm whether the case reached the Solicitor A recent arrest may still be under agency or preliminary-court review.
Request court notifications Ask about bond, preliminary hearings, plea, trial and sentencing.
Ask about victim rights A victim advocate can explain participation, impact statements and available protections.
Discuss restitution and compensation Ask what receipts, bills or loss documents should be preserved.
Register for custody alerts Use South Carolina VINE or VINELink for qualifying release and transfer notifications. Open VINE notifications
Discuss immediate safety concerns Request local domestic-violence, shelter or emergency-assistance referrals when needed.
Open the Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor
South Carolina statewide history

Use SLED CATCH when a county search is not enough

The Pickens inmate roster and Public Index are local searches. They do not replace a statewide South Carolina criminal-history report.

SLED CATCH online search

  • Name-based South Carolina search
  • Standard report base charge: $25
  • Online service charge displayed before payment
  • Current July 1, 2026 notice lists a $1.43 service fee
  • Does not include wanted-person information
  • Does not search the sex-offender registry

SLED mail request

  • Use the official Criminal Records Check Form
  • Include a self-addressed stamped envelope
  • Business, certified or cashier’s check or money order accepted
  • Personal checks and cash are not accepted
  • State whether certification or notarization is required
Open SLED CATCH Read the current terms, limits and charges. Open SLED CATCH
Enter the legal name and date of birth The system uses a starts-with match on last name, first name and birth date.
Add the Social Security number only when appropriate SLED searches it when provided.
Review possible same-name matches A Special Processing Required result can occur when several subjects match.
Save or print the report Preserve the transaction and result.
Compare each arrest with the court disposition Obtain a certified order when the statewide record lacks a complete result.
SLED states that fingerprint-based searches are more reliable than name-based checks. Aliases, changed names and similar identities can cause false-positive or false-negative results.
SLED Public Dissemination Unit
Phone: 803-896-1443
Assistance hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Record correction

Correct a wrong jail, police, court or SLED entry

Identify which system is wrong Compare the inmate result, arrest report, Summary Court case, General Sessions case and SLED history.
Save the disputed information Record the URL, date, inmate ID, report number, warrant and indictment number.
Obtain controlling proof Use a certified dismissal, sentencing sheet, amended order or written agency correction.
Correct the source record first Jail errors go to the Detention Center, police errors to the arresting agency and docket errors to the maintaining court.
Challenge the SLED history when necessary SLED’s fingerprint and criminal-history units provide a process for disputing erroneous information. Open SLED criminal-record assistance
Provide the certified proof Identify the exact arrest, charge and correction requested.
Recheck every connected system A correction by one office may not automatically update another agency or private report.
Correction versus expungement: Correction fixes factually inaccurate information. Expungement destroys or seals an accurate record when South Carolina law permits it.
South Carolina record relief

Expunge an eligible Pickens County arrest record

The correct expungement path depends on the court, disposition and offense. General Sessions applications begin with the Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor, while qualifying Summary or municipal non-convictions are handled by the court that disposed of the charge.
General Sessions charge

Apply through the Solicitor’s Pickens expungement process.

Dismissed Summary Court charge

Contact the Summary Court that entered the dismissal, nolle prosequi or not-guilty result.

Qualifying conviction

Eligibility depends on the exact statute, prior record, waiting period and later convictions.

General Sessions expungement workflow

Obtain a final disposition for every charge Use the arresting agency or Clerk of Court.
Gather current photo identification The Thirteenth Circuit requires identification with the application.
Use the mandatory circuit form South Carolina law requires the appropriate form from the Solicitor’s Office.
Submit the Pickens application Applications are accepted in person or by mail through the Pickens expungement office.
Pay only the required fees A standard General Sessions application may include separate Solicitor, SLED and Clerk fees.
Check for a non-conviction fee exemption Certain dismissed, discharged or nolle-prossed General Sessions charges qualify for an administrative-fee exemption.
Wait for agency and judicial review Eligibility is checked before an order is presented for signature.
Keep the signed Order for Destruction of Arrest Records The application alone does not remove the charge.
Allow SLED processing time SLED advises allowing approximately four weeks after it receives the order.
Run a new SLED check Confirm that the eligible charge no longer appears after processing.
Thirteenth Circuit Pickens Expungement Office
Pretrial Intervention Office
208 Garvin Street, Suite B
Pickens, SC 29671
Pickens courthouse contact: 864-898-5905
Published application windows: Monday–Friday, 8:30–11:30 a.m. and 2:00–4:00 p.m.

Potential General Sessions charges

Amounts listed by the South Carolina Judicial Branch when applicable
Payment Amount Important limitation
Solicitor administrative fee $250 Nonrefundable; statutory exemptions apply to certain non-convictions.
SLED verification fee $25 Charged when applicable.
Clerk filing fee $35 Charged when applicable.
The Thirteenth Circuit states that expungement payments must use the accepted money-order or attorney-check method. Review the current application before purchasing separate payments.
Expungement does not erase newspaper articles, social-media posts, television coverage or information already retained by private background-screening companies. Dispute inaccurate private reports directly with the reporting company.
Open Pickens expungement instructions General Sessions process Summary Court process
Custody transfer

What to do when the person leaves Pickens County jail

Released on bond Search the court case for conditions and the next hearing date.
Transferred to another county Search the receiving county’s official inmate roster.
Transferred to South Carolina prison Use the SCDC incarcerated-inmate search.
Transferred to federal custody Use the Federal Bureau of Prisons locator or confirm the receiving agency.
Search South Carolina prison custody Search federal custody
Contacts and maps

Pickens County jail, court and legal contacts

Pickens County Detention Center
701 S. Catherine Street
Pickens, SC 29671

864-898-2940

Pickens County Sheriff
216 C. David Stone Road
Pickens, SC 29671

864-898-5534

Pickens County Bond Court
310 W. Main Street
Liberty, SC 29657

864-898-5551

Pickens Summary Court
310 W. Main Street
Liberty, SC 29657

864-898-5551

Pickens County Clerk of Court
214 E. Main Street
Pickens, SC 29671

864-898-5857

Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor

Pickens Courthouse contact

864-898-5905

Pickens Public Defender
214 E. Main Street, Suite 310
Pickens, SC 29671

864-467-8025

SLED CATCH Assistance

803-896-1443

Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Pickens County Detention Center map

Pickens County Courthouse map

Pickens County Bond Court map

Confirm before traveling: Verify current custody, entrance location, office hours, courtroom, visitor approval, accepted identification and payment instructions.
Practical workflow

What this Pickens County guide helps users complete

Locate and verify

Find a current inmate, separate people with similar names and identify each charge, warrant and bond.

Connect the records

Match the jail booking to the arresting agency, Summary Court, municipal court and General Sessions case.

Take the next action

Handle reports, bond, visits, mail, accounts, legal help, SLED checks, corrections and expungement.

Title-related questions

Pickens County arrest-record questions answered

How do I search Pickens County arrest records?

Search the Sheriff’s official inmate portal for custody and booking information, then use the Pickens County Public Index for the related court case.

Where is the official Pickens County inmate search?

The Sheriff’s Office uses the Pickens County Zuercher Portal. Search by legal name and verify the booking identity carefully.

Does a jail booking prove conviction?

No. A booking records an arrest and allegations. The court disposition shows whether each charge was dismissed, prosecuted or resulted in conviction.

Which court handles bond?

Pickens County Bond Court is located at 310 W. Main Street in Liberty and can be reached at 864-898-5551.

Which court handles felony cases?

Felony charges may begin with a preliminary Summary Court proceeding and continue in the Pickens County Court of General Sessions.

How do I request an arrest report?

Request it from the law-enforcement agency that created it. Contact the Sheriff for Sheriff reports or the appropriate municipal police department for city reports.

How do I check bond?

Review every bond line in the inmate record and confirm all charges, no-bond orders and outside holds with the Detention Center and Bond Court.

How do I confirm a warrant?

Read the newest court entry and confirm status through Bond Court, the issuing municipal court or the responsible law-enforcement agency.

How much is a SLED CATCH search?

The standard report has a $25 base charge. The current online service fee is displayed before checkout, with a July 1, 2026 notice listing $1.43 for a standard report.

Can a Pickens County arrest be expunged?

Some records qualify. General Sessions applications begin with the Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor, while eligible Summary or municipal non-convictions are handled by the court that disposed of the charge.

Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Arrest Records is an independent informational guide. It is not the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office, Detention Center, Summary Court, Clerk of Court, Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor, Public Defender, SLED or a law firm.

Booking, bond, warrant, custody, release, provider and court information can change. Verify the person through multiple identifiers and obtain the current official record before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision.

Every arrested person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. This guide provides general procedural information and is not legal advice.

Last official-source review: August 4, 2026. Visitation schedules, service providers, mailing routes and payment methods should be confirmed live before payment, mailing or travel.

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