Young County 72 Hour Booking

Young County 72 hour booking records are kept by the Young County Sheriff's Office in Graham. When a person is arrested in Young County, the Sheriff's Office logs the booking at the county jail. The booking record shows the person's name, charges, bond amount, and arrest date. You can search for these records through the county's phone inquiry or by calling the Sheriff's Office at (940) 549-1551. All booking data in Young County is public under Texas law. The jail at 110 N. Front Street, Graham, TX 76450 processes all arrests made in the county.

Young County Sheriff's Office

The Young County Sheriff's Office is the main law enforcement agency for the county. It runs the Young County Jail in Graham. The office address is 110 N. Front Street, Graham, TX 76450. You can reach them at (940) 549-1551. Every arrest in Young County goes through this office for booking. The staff handle intake, set initial bonds, and manage the inmate population.

A 72 hour booking at the Young County Jail creates a file with the person's name, date of birth, address, and each charge. Staff take prints and a photo at intake. The bond from the magistrate goes in the record. Young County is part of the 90th Judicial District. Felony cases from a booking hold go to the district court in Graham. The jail also books arrests from the Graham Police Department and the Texas Highway Patrol.

Search Young County 72 Hour Booking Records

Young County does not have a large online inmate search portal. The best way to find someone in the jail is to call (940) 549-1551. The line is open 24 hours. Give the person's full name and date of birth. Staff will tell you if the person is in custody, what the charges are, and the bond amount. You can also visit the jail in person at 110 N. Front Street, Graham, TX 76450 during business hours to check records.

You can also use the DPS Criminal History search to look up criminal conviction records statewide for $3 per search. That system covers class B misdemeanors and above.

Here is a resource for Young County booking and jail information:

This page connects you to Young County jail services, inmate search tools, and public records resources.

72 Hour Booking Hold Rules in Young County

Texas law puts strict time limits on how long someone can sit in the Young County Jail after a warrantless arrest. Under Article 17.033 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, a person picked up for a misdemeanor must be let go within 24 hours on a bond of no more than $5,000 if probable cause has not been found. For felony arrests, the time limit is 48 hours with a bond cap of $10,000.

The state can ask a magistrate to push the hold to 72 hours. This is not automatic. The prosecution has to make the request. The magistrate then decides if the extra time is needed. Under Article 14.06, the arrested person must see a magistrate within 48 hours. At that hearing, the magistrate sets bail and tells the person their rights.

Public Access to Young County Booking Records

Young County 72 hour booking records are public information. Under Texas Government Code Chapter 552, anyone can request arrest and booking data from the Sheriff's Office. You do not need to explain why you want the records. The request must be for records that already exist.

The Young County Sheriff's Office must respond within ten business days. You can make a request in person at the jail, by mail, or by phone. Copy fees run about $0.10 per page. Texas Government Code Section 411.135 says conviction records and deferred adjudication data are public. The DPS lets you search those for $3 each.

Some records may be held back. If release would hurt an active investigation, law enforcement can withhold data under Section 552.108 of the Government Code. Juvenile records are also protected from public view.

Track 72 Hour Booking Status in Young County

Use VINE to track an inmate's custody status in Young County. It is free. You search by name and the system shows if the person is in jail, out on bond, or transferred. You can register for alerts so you get a notice when something changes. The service runs in English and Spanish around the clock.

VINE is useful for checking a 72 hour booking hold. If the hold expires or the person bonds out, you get a notice right away. You can track more than one person at a time. The Texas Municipal Courts Education Center also has info on how magistrates handle probable cause hearings in Texas counties.

Tracking a 72 hour booking hold in Young County through VINE is simple. Search by name and the system shows the jail status. If the person bonds out, gets released, or is moved from the Graham jail, you get a notice. Alerts come by phone, text, or email. You pick which one works best. The data pulls from the Young County Jail system and updates as changes happen. VINE is free and runs at all hours. For a written copy of the 72 hour booking record, send a request to the Young County Sheriff's Office. They must reply within ten days.

Nearby Counties

Counties next to Young County are listed below. Check the arrest location to find the right jail.