Marshall County AL Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court

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Marshall County, Alabama · Jail bookings, court cases, bonds, visits and expungement

Search a Marshall County Arrest and Follow It Across the Court Record

Start with the Sheriff’s current, released or archived inmate roster, verify the booking number and arresting agency, then use Alabama court records to find the formal charges and final case result.

This guide also covers warrants, cash and property bonds, remote visitation, scanned inmate mail, commissary, telephone funds, appointed counsel, victim assistance, ALEA criminal history and expungement.

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MARSHALL RECORD BRIDGE VERIFYING
INMATE ROSTER CURRENT / RELEASED
27TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
DISPOSITION
BOOKING + COURT RESULT MATCHED
Arrest is not conviction. The Sheriff specifically warns that roster information is provided for convenience and is not the official record. Charges and bail amounts can also change after court appearances. Verify important information with the jail and Circuit Clerk.
Roster choices

Current, released and archived inmates.

Jail phone

256-582-2034 · 24 hours.

Video visits

Remote only · $0.20/minute.

Bond fee

$35 exact cash transmittal fee.

ALEA self-record

$25 + $5 per extra copy.

Record router

Use the record that answers your actual question

SHERIFF ROSTER Was the person booked?

Booking number, age, arresting agency, booking date, release date, charges and displayed bond.

Includes current, released and archived records.
DETENTION CENTER What is current right now?

Call before posting bond because charges, bail and case numbers can change after court.

24-hour phone: 256-582-2034.
DISTRICT COURT Early felony or county misdemeanor?

District Criminal handles many misdemeanors outside city limits and felony cases before grand-jury disposition.

Use the court record for filed charges.
CIRCUIT COURT Indicted felony?

After indictment, felony proceedings continue through the Circuit Criminal division.

Find judgment, sentence and final disposition.
ALEA CHRI Need your Alabama history?

A fingerprint-supported personal Alabama criminal-history review helps verify statewide record information.

Different from a county inmate roster.

Go directly to the Marshall County task

Historical booking search

Find released or archived Marshall County inmates

Open the same official roster Open the roster
Select Released Inmates Use this when the person no longer appears in current custody.
Use Archived Inmates for older results This can locate a previous booking even when the person was released long ago.
Match booking and release dates One person can have several unrelated jail admissions.
Save the arresting agency You will need it if you want the actual police or Sheriff incident report.
Continue to the court case A release date tells you when custody ended—not whether charges were dismissed.
Roster disclaimer: The Sheriff states that online inmate information is provided as a public convenience and cannot be certified as the official record.
Booking-field decoder

Understand what each Marshall County jail field means

Do not confuse intake information with court findings
Field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
Booking number One jail identity or custody record. A conviction. Use it for jail, bond, visit and deposit questions.
Age Helps distinguish similar names. Identity by itself. Match booking date and arresting agency too.
Arresting agency Agency responsible for the arrest or hold. That Marshall County Sheriff wrote every report. Request the incident report from this agency.
Booking date When jail processing began. The offense or court-filing date. Compare it with the criminal docket.
Release date The jail custody event ended. Dismissal, acquittal or innocence. Search the final court disposition.
Charge An allegation or reason entered into the custody record. What a grand jury or prosecutor ultimately filed. Review District and Circuit Criminal records.
Bond A displayed release amount or status. That the amount remains current. Call jail staff before posting.
No Bond The roster currently does not show a monetary release amount. Why release is unavailable. Ask jail/court staff which order controls custody.
FTA Usually failure to appear. The underlying case was resolved. Find the underlying court case.
Hold for another agency Another jurisdiction may control part of the custody. A Marshall County bond alone will release the person. Identify the agency named in the hold.
Identity safeguard

Verify the person before relying on the arrest record

First and last name match
Middle name, suffix or alias is consistent
Age or date of birth matches
Booking date matches the known event
Arresting agency matches the location
Booking number is consistent
Court case follows the same event
Disposition relates to the same charge
Minimum rule: Confirm at least two independent identifiers before sending money, reporting an allegation or treating the arrest as belonging to a specific person.
No-result troubleshooting

No Marshall County arrest record found?

The person was just arrested Intake, fingerprinting and data entry may still be underway.
The person has already been released Switch from Current Inmates to Released Inmates.
The booking is older Check Archived Inmates.
The name spelling differs Search first or last name alone and try former surnames or alternate spellings.
The arrest occurred inside a municipality The city police department may control the incident report and municipal misdemeanor case.
The person entered state prison Search Alabama Department of Corrections after a qualifying sentence or transfer.
The matter involves Youthful Offender status Youthful Offender records receive special confidentiality protection and may not be publicly available.
The online roster is insufficient Call the Sheriff’s 24-hour line with the legal name and known booking details.
Custody-verification call script
I am trying to confirm the custody status of [full legal name], age or date of birth [information]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person is currently booked, released, transferred or listed under another booking number?
Arrest-to-court workflow

Follow the case from arrest through final disposition

Incident report Sheriff, municipal police or another agency creates the law-enforcement record.
Arrest and booking Marshall County records identity, charges, booking details and release information.
District Criminal case County misdemeanors outside city limits are handled here, and felony cases normally begin here before grand-jury action.
Grand jury A felony may be no-billed or indicted. A grand jury determines whether sufficient evidence exists to formally charge—not guilt.
Circuit Criminal case An indicted felony proceeds through Circuit Court.
Hearings and motions The case may involve bond rulings, motions, plea negotiations and trial settings.
Disposition Find dismissal, nolle prosequi, acquittal, plea, conviction or sentence for each count.
State record update Arrest and disposition information may appear in the Alabama criminal-history repository.
Expungement when eligible Alabama Circuit Court can expunge qualifying arrest and conviction records under Chapter 27.
Law-enforcement reports

Request the arrest or incident report from the correct agency

A person can be housed in Marshall County Jail even when Arab Police, Albertville Police, Guntersville Police, Boaz Police or another agency made the arrest. The arresting agency usually controls its own incident report.
Open the inmate profile Record the arresting agency and booking number.
Identify whether the Sheriff or a municipality made the arrest Do not request a city-police report from the Sheriff merely because the person was jailed in Guntersville.
Collect identifiers Include the full legal name, incident date, location, booking number and court case number when known.
Ask for the exact document Request the incident report, arrest report, probable-cause information or named supplements rather than “all records.”
For Sheriff-created records, contact Marshall County Sheriff Open the Sheriff contact page
Ask for electronic delivery when available Specify that you prefer a digital copy unless certification is required.
Request a cost estimate Ask before the agency performs extensive search or reproduction work.
Copy-ready records request
I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report, probable-cause documentation and identified supplements concerning [full legal name] for the incident on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers are report number [number], booking number [number] and court case number [number]. Please notify me before processing if costs will exceed $[amount], and identify the basis for any withheld or redacted material.
Alabama court records

Search the criminal case and final court result

Free courthouse search

Marshall County states that a public-access computer is available in the Guntersville Circuit Clerk’s Office for searching court-record information.

Online Just One Look

Alabama provides on-demand access to state trial-court records one case at a time.

Start with the booking number and charge These help you choose the correct defendant and time period.
Open Just One Look Open Alabama Court Records Access
Choose name or case-number search Use the case number whenever known because it reduces same-name mistakes.
Match Marshall County Confirm the county, defendant and criminal case details before purchasing additional records.
Find the case action summary Review court setting dates, actions, rulings, party information and financial information.
Identify District or Circuit Criminal This tells you which Clerk division to call about copies or the next hearing.
Read each count separately A count can be dismissed while another remains pending or results in conviction.
Find the newest disposition Search for dismissal, no-bill, nolle prosequi, guilty plea, verdict, judgment or sentence.
Get an official or certified copy when needed Contact the Marshall County Circuit Clerk rather than relying solely on a website printout.

Just One Look pricing

Current Alabama Court Records Access pricing
Service Current price What you receive
Name search $9.99 One case detail included; additional case details are $9.99 each.
Case-number search $9.99 One case detail included.
Document images $5 first 20 pages $0.50 per page after the first 20 pages.
District case monitoring $19.99 Monitoring for the lifetime of the case.
Circuit case monitoring $29.99 Monitoring for the lifetime of the case.
Electronic dockets can be incomplete. Alabama’s system warns that some cases may not appear electronically, so contact the Clerk when a known case is missing.
27th Judicial Circuit

District Court, Circuit Court or Municipal Court?

Use the court that actually controls the criminal case
Case type Where it normally starts Key rule Contact
Misdemeanor outside city limits Marshall County District Criminal Handled through District Criminal. 256-571-7785 · option 3
Felony arrest District Criminal initially Remains there until presented/disposed by a grand jury. 256-571-7785 · option 3
Indicted felony Circuit Criminal Circuit Criminal handles the felony after indictment. 256-571-7785 · option 4
Misdemeanor inside city limits Municipal court Usually handled by that municipality unless linked to a felony or extraordinary circumstance. Contact the appropriate city court.
Conservation / ABC / revenue citation District Criminal Marshall County specifically lists these matters in District Criminal. 256-571-7785
Guntersville Circuit Clerk
424 Blount Avenue, Suite 201
Guntersville, AL 35976
256-571-7785

Albertville Courthouse
133 South Emmett Street
Albertville, AL 35950
256-878-4521

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Warrant rules

Check a possible Marshall County warrant correctly

Critical local rule: Marshall County Circuit Clerk states that an arrest warrant is not a public record until it is served. A person who suspects a warrant has been issued against them must appear in person at the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department.
Do not treat the Most Wanted page as a complete warrant search It contains selected wanted individuals, not every active warrant. View official Most Wanted
Check the criminal court case A served warrant may later appear in the court history.
If you believe the warrant is for you, go to the Sheriff in person The official court instructions do not provide a telephone warrant-confirmation process for the subject.
For a new misdemeanor complaint, first make an incident report File with the Sheriff if outside a municipality or the city police department when inside municipal limits.
Appear before a magistrate when appropriate Marshall County states that public misdemeanor-warrant applications are handled Tuesdays from 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
The magistrate determines probable cause The complainant is placed under oath and completes a deposition. There is no charge to seek issuance of the warrant.
Felony complaints go through law enforcement investigators Contact the responsible municipality or Sheriff investigator.
Marshall County’s warrant magistrate has jurisdiction over county misdemeanors outside city limits, felonies occurring in Marshall County, county traffic matters and worthless checks received in Marshall County.
Bond and release

Marshall County cash and property bond rules

Call the jail first. Individual inmate profiles warn that charges and bail amounts can change after court appearances. Use 256-582-2034 to confirm the current bail, charges and case numbers.

Cash bond

  • The entire bond amount is posted in cash.
  • Marshall County directs cash bonds to the Circuit Clerk’s Office.
  • Published availability: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
  • Excludes holidays and weekends.
  • Take the Clerk’s receipt to the Sheriff’s Department.

Property bond

  • Property-bond signers must be approved by the Sheriff.
  • Only equity in the property counts.
  • All property owners/signers must be present with ID.
  • Most felony charges require two property owners unless the Sheriff approves otherwise.
  • Property outside Marshall County requires Sheriff approval.

Important property-bond restriction

A person who is already a signer on a property bond and is themselves currently out on bond cannot sign another property bond until that case is disposed.

Bond transmittal fee

Marshall County publishes a $35 bond-transmittal fee payable to the Sheriff’s Department. It must be paid in cash, exact amount, no checks.
Verify the inmate and booking number Do not arrange payment based on name alone.
List every current charge One booking can involve more than one case or hold.
Call jail staff Confirm the current bail amount, charge list and case numbers.
Choose the permitted bond method Ask whether the case permits cash, property, professional surety or another form.
For cash bond, contact the Circuit Clerk during business hours Confirm which courthouse should process the specific case before traveling.
Take the cash-bond receipt to the Sheriff The jail needs the proof required for release processing.
Prepare the $35 exact-cash transmittal fee Do not substitute a check.
Check for additional holds Payment on one case does not automatically clear an Arab, municipal, probation or outside-agency hold.
Bond-verification script
I am calling about booking number [number] for [full legal name]. Please confirm every active charge, current bail amount and bond type, any outside holds, the case numbers, the correct place to post the bond and whether the $35 transmittal fee or another requirement applies.
Remote visitation

Schedule a Marshall County Jail video visit

Marshall County states that all personal visits are conducted remotely. Visits are monitored and recorded.
Confirm the inmate is still housed in Marshall County Check current custody
Open Inmate Sales Marshall County uses this service for remote visitation scheduling. Open Inmate Sales
Create or sign into the visitor account Select the correct facility and inmate.
Select an available appointment You can also schedule from the visitation kiosk in the Sheriff’s front lobby.
Do not call the Sheriff to schedule The Corrections page specifically states that visits cannot be scheduled through the Sheriff’s Office telephone.
Fund the remote visit Published remote visitation cost: $0.20 per minute, paid by the visitor.
Join from an appropriate private location Staff can monitor the session and terminate inappropriate visits.
Friends & Family Support: 702-829-3001
Video Visit Support & Scheduling: 859-334-0959
Visit conduct

Rules that can end or suspend visitation

All visits are remote
Visits are monitored
Visits may be recorded
Visitor pays the remote-session cost
Appointment must be scheduled through the approved system
Sheriff staff can terminate a visit
Visits can be suspended for inappropriate behavior
Visits may be canceled for safety or facility-security reasons
The Sheriff reserves the right to terminate, suspend or cancel visitation without notice when necessary for facility or visitor safety.
Current inmate mail policy

Send personal and legal mail to the correct address

Marshall County changed its mail policy in late 2024. Ordinary inmate mail sent directly to the Guntersville jail is no longer accepted.

Ordinary personal mail

Marshall County Jail
Inmate Name / Inmate Number
P.O. Box 16060
Jonesboro, AR 72401

Mail is scanned into the inmate’s JailATM communication account.

Attorney legal mail

Legal mail from an attorney of record continues to be accepted directly at the facility and must be clearly marked “Private Legal Mail” with the inmate’s name.

Marshall County Jail
423 Blount Avenue
Guntersville, AL 35976

Mail rules that matter

Bulk copies of websites or large scanned packets are not accepted
Ordinary personal mail should use the Jonesboro scanning address
Legal mail must come from an attorney of record
Legal mail must be marked Private Legal Mail
Business/signature forms should be brought to the facility when possible
Personal correspondence mixed into legal/business mail can be destroyed
Books must come directly from a vendor or publisher
Used books are not accepted, including used religious books or family Bibles
Commissary and telephone funds

Use the correct account for inmate money

Marshall County publishes different systems for commissary and telephone money
Purpose Online Phone Other option
Commissary money JailATM 866-516-0115 Kiosk in Sheriff’s Department lobby.
Inmate telephone money Inmate Sales 877-998-5678 Visitation-lobby kiosk on Tuesday and Thursday.
Verify current custody Do not deposit money to an old booking.
Save the inmate name and booking number Match the roster exactly.
Decide which account you are funding Commissary and telephone funds use different systems.
Review all transaction fees before submitting Deposit-service charges can change.
Save the receipt Keep the transaction number, inmate information, amount and account type.
Common mistake: Depositing commissary money does not necessarily fund telephone service, and telephone funds are not necessarily available for commissary purchases.
Defense counsel

How to request appointed counsel or find a private lawyer

Marshall County court information states that an indigent criminal defendant who cannot afford an attorney can have an attorney appointed by the court at state expense. The court can later require reimbursement when the defendant is financially able.
Ask for appointed counsel at the first court appearance Clearly tell the judge that you cannot afford private counsel and want appointed representation.
Complete the court’s indigency process Provide the financial information requested by the court.
Use the case number when contacting the Clerk The Clerk can provide administrative case information but cannot provide legal advice.
Call the correct criminal division District Criminal: 256-571-7785 option 3. Circuit Criminal: option 4.
For a private attorney, verify Alabama Bar membership Search Alabama State Bar members
Do not discuss case facts on recorded jail calls Use confidential attorney-client communication procedures for legal strategy.
Alabama Office of Indigent Defense Services
100 N. Union Street, Suite 680
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-242-7059
Alabama State Bar
Main: 334-269-1515
Toll-free: 800-354-6154
Victim advocate

Get Marshall County victim assistance and case support

Keep the law-enforcement report number It helps the advocate locate the correct incident.
Keep the criminal case number when charges are filed Use it when asking about hearings, restitution or disposition.
Contact the Marshall County Victim Services Officer The Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission lists the local officer below.
Ask about court notifications Discuss hearings, disposition, sentencing, restitution and safety concerns.
Ask about crime-victim compensation Eligible victims may receive help with certain crime-related expenses.
Use Sheriff victim information when the Sheriff handled the case Open Marshall County Sheriff Victim Assistance
Marshall County Victim Services Officer
Beverly Bozarth
424 Blount Avenue, Suite 208
Guntersville, AL 35976
256-582-8113 ext. 203
bbozarth@marshallda.org
Alabama state prison

When to search Alabama Department of Corrections

Use ADOC for

  • A person currently incarcerated in Alabama state prison.
  • An exact AIS number search.
  • Current state correctional facility.
  • A sentenced person transferred from county custody.

Do not use ADOC alone for

  • A recent Marshall County booking.
  • A released county inmate.
  • Historical state-prison custody.
  • Youthful Offender inmates.
  • The final court judgment.
Open the ADOC inmate search Search Alabama state inmates
Use the AIS number when known ADOC states that AIS is the quickest and most precise search field.
Otherwise search first and/or last name The system uses an open-ended name search.
Remember that ADOC shows current incarceration only Historical state-prison data is not available through the public online inmate search.
Return to Marshall County court for the legal disposition A state inmate result does not replace the judgment or sentence order.
Alabama Department of Corrections
Toll-free: 1-855-937-2362
Alabama criminal history

Get your own ALEA criminal-history record

ALEA’s public personal-review process is fingerprint-supported. This is more reliable for identifying your own Alabama record than matching a common name on an inmate roster.
Download the Application to Review Alabama CHRI Open ALEA Criminal Records
Complete the applicant information Follow the current form exactly.
Get fingerprinted Fingerprints are required for the personal CHRI review.
Include a copy of current photo identification Use the identification requested by ALEA.
Prepare the $25 fee Payment must be a money order or cashier’s check.
Add $5 for each additional copy Order extra certified copies only when needed.
Submit in person or by mail In-person location: 301 S. Ripley Street, Montgomery. Mail: P.O. Box 1511, Montgomery, AL 36102-1511.
Compare each arrest with the court disposition Missing or inaccurate final outcomes should be corrected before an employment, licensing or expungement filing.
ALEA Criminal History Records
301 S. Ripley Street
Montgomery, AL 36104

Mail:
P.O. Box 1511
Montgomery, AL 36102-1511

Questions: 334-676-7897
Record correction

Fix a wrong arrest or court disposition

Identify which record is wrong Compare the Sheriff roster, arresting-agency report, District/Circuit Court record and ALEA CHRI.
Save the incorrect record Record the booking number, arrest date, case number and disputed field.
Obtain the controlling proof Use a certified court disposition, corrected police record or identity documentation.
Correct the originating agency first An arresting agency should correct its arrest information; the court should correct its court record.
Contact ALEA when the statewide history remains wrong Provide the documentation required by ALEA’s criminal-record process.
Recheck after the correction Confirm that the Sheriff, court and state history now show consistent information.
Correction is not expungement. Correction fixes inaccurate information. Expungement legally removes or restricts qualifying records through a court order.
Alabama record relief

Expunge an eligible Marshall County arrest or conviction

Alabama courts—not ALEA—grant expungements. Eligibility is technical and depends on the charge, disposition, waiting period and conviction history. This section is procedural information, not legal advice.

Where to file

The petition is filed in the criminal division of the Circuit Court in the county where the charge was filed. For a qualifying Marshall County matter, that means the Marshall County Circuit Court.

Common misdemeanor / violation pathways

Current Alabama Code §15-27-1 pathways
Disposition Waiting rule Important condition
Dismissed with prejudice More than 90 days Charge must meet statutory requirements.
No-billed by grand jury More than 90 days Use the official grand-jury/court disposition.
Not guilty More than 90 days Obtain certified court proof.
Nolle prossed without conditions More than 90 days Charges must not have been refiled.
Deferred/diversion program dismissal One year after successful completion Program must be one recognized by the statute.
Dismissed without prejudice More than one year Not refiled and statutory clean-period requirements apply.
Eligible misdemeanor conviction Three years from conviction Probation/parole and financial obligations completed; excluded offense categories do not qualify.

Common felony pathways

Current Alabama felony expungement framework
Situation General timing Key point
Dismissed with prejudice More than 90 days Potential petition route under §15-27-2.
Grand jury no-bill More than 90 days Use certified disposition information.
Not guilty More than 90 days Potentially available for felony charges under the statute.
Nolle prossed without conditions More than 90 days Charge must not have been refiled.
Deferred/diversion dismissal One year after successful completion Includes specified court-approved programs.
Dismissed without prejudice More than five years Not refiled and statutory five-year conviction restrictions apply.
Felony conviction At least 180 days after qualifying pardon Requires a pardon restoring civil/political rights and must satisfy statutory offense exclusions.

Convictions commonly excluded from ordinary routes

Violent offense restrictions apply
Sex-offense restrictions apply
Moral-turpitude restrictions can apply
Serious traffic offenses can be excluded
Commercial-driver restrictions can apply
Felony convictions require the qualifying pardon pathway

Complete filing workflow

Obtain your certified ALEA criminal history ALEA specifically instructs petitioners to obtain this before filing. Open ALEA Expungement Instructions
Obtain the certified Marshall County disposition Get the case action summary, dismissal, judgment or other controlling court document.
Determine your statutory eligibility Match the exact disposition and waiting period rather than assuming any dismissed case qualifies immediately.
Download current Form CR-65 Alabama’s current Petition for Expungement of Records is listed in the AOC Criminal Forms. Open Alabama Criminal Forms
Complete the petition accurately Include every charge and identifying detail required by the form.
File in Marshall County Circuit Court The Circuit Court has exclusive jurisdiction over the statutory expungement petition.
Prepare the administrative filing fee Alabama law currently sets the expungement administrative filing fee at $500, in addition to applicable court/docket costs.
Use the hardship procedure if you cannot afford the fee Alabama law permits an Affidavit of Substantial Hardship; if the court finds the petitioner indigent, the statutory filing fee can be waived.
Follow notice and objection procedures The prosecutor and other required parties must receive the notices required by the statute and court forms.
Attend a hearing when ordered Bring the ALEA history, certified dispositions and any supporting eligibility documents.
Keep certified copies of the expungement order Use them to resolve future government or private-background-report discrepancies.
Recheck the public records after processing Verify the Sheriff, court and ALEA systems as appropriate.
Fee rule: Multiple charges arising from one arrest generally require one statutory expungement filing fee; multiple arrests can require a separate fee for each arrest.
Contacts and maps

Marshall County arrest, jail and court contact board

Marshall County Sheriff / Jail
423 Blount Avenue
Guntersville, AL 35976

256-582-2034 · 24 hours

Crime Tip Hotline

256-571-7851

Use for information concerning criminal activity—not ordinary records questions.

Guntersville Circuit Clerk
424 Blount Avenue, Suite 201
Guntersville, AL 35976

256-571-7785

Albertville Circuit Clerk
133 South Emmett Street
Albertville, AL 35950

256-878-4521

District Criminal

256-571-7785

Select option 3.

Circuit Criminal

256-571-7785

Select option 4.

District Attorney
424 Blount Avenue, Suite 208
Guntersville, AL 35976

256-582-8113

Victim Services Officer

256-582-8113 ext. 203

bbozarth@marshallda.org

ALEA Criminal History

334-676-7897

Personal CHRI and background-record questions.

Alabama Indigent Defense Services

334-242-7059

State indigent-defense administration.

Marshall County Sheriff and Jail map

Guntersville Courthouse map

Albertville Courthouse map

Before traveling: Confirm the correct courthouse, current custody, office hours, case division, bond method and whether your transaction requires exact cash, identification or an appointment.
Useful details brought into this page

What you can solve without searching multiple websites

Booking search

Current, released and archived filters; booking numbers; arresting-agency checks; bond-warning rules and identity verification.

Bond

Cash-bond Clerk procedure, property-bond signer rules, two-owner felony guidance and the $35 exact-cash transmittal fee.

Visitation

Remote-only visits, $0.20/minute rate, Inmate Sales scheduling and support telephone numbers.

Inmate services

Jonesboro scanned-mail address, attorney legal-mail rules, JailATM commissary and Inmate Sales telephone funding.

Court verification

District-versus-Circuit routing, courthouse contacts, public terminal, Just One Look pricing and case-disposition workflow.

Record relief

ALEA $25 CHRI review, correction workflow, Alabama CR-65 petition, waiting periods and current $500 expungement filing fee.

Title-related questions

Marshall County AL arrest-record questions answered

How do I search Marshall County Alabama arrest records?

Use the Sheriff’s inmate roster and search by first or last name. Select Current, Released or Archived Inmates depending on the event you need.

Can I see released Marshall County inmates?

Yes. The official roster has a Released Inmates filter and an Archived Inmates option for older booking information.

Is the Sheriff’s inmate roster an official certified record?

No. The Sheriff states that the website data is provided as a public convenience and should not be represented as the official record.

How do I find the final result of an arrest?

Search the Alabama trial-court record through Just One Look or use the public-access computer in the Guntersville Circuit Clerk’s Office.

How much does Just One Look cost?

A name or case-number search currently costs $9.99. Document images cost $5 for the first 20 pages and $0.50 for each additional page.

How do I visit a Marshall County inmate?

Personal visits are remote. Schedule through Inmate Sales or the visitation kiosk. Remote sessions currently cost $0.20 per minute.

Where do I send inmate mail?

Send ordinary personal mail to Marshall County Jail, inmate name/inmate number, P.O. Box 16060, Jonesboro, AR 72401. It is scanned to the inmate’s JailATM account.

How do I check an active Marshall County warrant?

An arrest warrant is not a public record until served. A person who suspects a warrant against them is instructed to appear in person at the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department.

How much is an Alabama criminal-history review?

The ALEA personal CHRI review currently costs $25. Each additional copy costs $5.

Can a Marshall County arrest be expunged?

Some arrests and qualifying convictions can be expunged under Alabama law. Obtain a certified ALEA history and court disposition, review eligibility and file the current CR-65 petition in Circuit Court.

Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Arrest Records is an independent informational guide. It is not the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office, Marshall County Circuit Clerk, District Attorney, Alabama Administrative Office of Courts, ALEA, ADOC or a law firm.

Booking information, bail, warrants, charges, release status, visitation systems and court records can change. Confirm live custody and bail directly with Marshall County Jail before sending money or attempting release.

Every arrested person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. A booking record documents custody and allegations; it does not establish conviction.

Marshall County and Alabama procedures reviewed August 16, 2026.

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