Cassia County 72-Hour Feed Status
No distinct official Cassia County 72-hour release view was found. The public jail menu contains Outstanding Warrants, Recent Bookings, and Jail Roster. The machine data behind the roster and booking pages has no release timestamp, release reason, or destination. There is therefore no honest way to apply a three-day release filter to those pages.
Recent Bookings can prove that a booking was displayed during the period. It cannot prove when or why that booking ended. The current roster can show that someone is displayed as housed at the time of the check. It cannot explain a name that disappeared. Cassia County warns that recent status changes may not appear and directs users to confirm by telephone or in person.
Search Cassia County Three-Day Releases
A precise three-day inquiry begins with a fixed date range, not the vague phrase “this weekend.” Note the beginning and ending dates and the local time used. Then collect the full name, booked date, booking ID, MNI, case number, and agency from the public admission record. Those details help staff separate Cassia cases from Minidoka, state, courtesy, federal, or immigration holds housed in the same building.
- Check the Cassia jail roster for current displayed custody and save the relevant identifiers.
- Use Recent Bookings to confirm an admission during or before the chosen dates. Its records are not release events.
- Call the Mini-Cassia Criminal Justice Center at (208) 878-1000. Ask whether that booking ended during the stated three calendar dates.
- Ask for the exit time, release type, authorizing authority, and receiving custodian when those details are public.
- Review the owning court's case for the order. Request the booking/release sheet or a date-bounded release log for written proof.
If the person transferred, continue with the proper receiving system. IDOC covers Idaho state custody and felony supervision. BOP covers federal sentenced custody. ICE ODLS covers current adult immigration detention and a limited recent-release window. VINE can add a notice trail if registration was active before the event.
Cassia County 72-Hour Record Fields
The visible county datasets are rich in booking facts but silent on release facts. This matters more over three days because several entries can turn over while the public record retains no exit event. A request should identify which fields are sought without claiming the jail must publish all of them.
| Requested field | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Full name and booking ID | Connects the release to the correct admission |
| Booking date and time | Separates the admission from later release timing |
| Release date and time | Places the event inside the defined 72-hour span |
| Release type or disposition | Distinguishes bond, OR, time served, dismissal, or transfer |
| Authorizing court or agency | Points to the legal source of the action |
| Receiving custodian | Shows where a transfer went when that field is public |
Cassia's public roster itself shows name, photo, booked time, days in jail, inmate type, BID, MNI, demographics, case, agency, charge, and bond. Recent Bookings shows date, subject, photo, demographics, and charges. None of those fields is a release timestamp. A photo left online is not proof of custody, and its disappearance is not proof of release.
Cassia County Weekend Release Checks
A three-day window is most helpful around weekends and holidays, when a Friday event might fall outside a Monday “last 24 hours” check. Yet Cassia publishes no weekend release schedule, holiday adjustment, fixed processing hour, exit point, or property-pickup schedule. Do not infer any of those details from other Idaho jails.
The public display can lag. A legacy county page says the database updates every 24 hours, while the current page says it updates frequently and warns about recent changes. Neither statement promises an exact refresh time. Record when each check was made and treat direct jail confirmation as the present-tense answer.
A court order may be signed before the physical exit, and another hold can delay or redirect movement. That is why the jail's event record and the court's legal record answer different parts of the question. Pair them when exact timing matters.
Cassia County Three-Day Request
Cassia's official Public Records Request form supports inspection or copies and routes jail records to the Sheriff custodian. For one person, provide the full name, birth date if known, booking ID, approximate admission date, and case number. Ask for the booking/release sheet and the release event fields. Request redaction of exempt material and release of the rest.
A release-log request can instead ask for the three exact calendar dates. Broad logs may require exemption and redaction work, and the county publishes no fixed jail-record or booking-photo fee. Ask for a cost estimate. For Idaho residents, Idaho Code §74-103 generally sets a three-working-day grant or denial period, with written notice allowing up to ten working days when more retrieval time is required. Nonresident timing differs.
- Sheriff jail-record custodian: (208) 878-1002
- Sheriff's Records direct line: (208) 878-1107
- Jail immediate status line: (208) 878-1000
- Law-enforcement records fax: (208) 878-4475
The immediate line answers whether someone is presently housed or has left. The records office handles documentation. Neither should be replaced by a stale screenshot or an inference from a blank search.
Cassia County Custody Transfers
Mini-Cassia is a joint regional jail. One roster can include Cassia and Minidoka cases, state residents, courtesy holds, and federal or immigration-related custody. The case prefix and agency field determine which court or custodian should be checked next. Physical location in Burley does not make every matter a Cassia case.
A transfer to IDOC is not community release. Search the IDOC Resident/Client system by name or IDOC number, then read status, location, sentencing county, case number, and sentence rows. A transfer to the U.S. Marshals Service may require the federal docket because USMS has no public released-person locator. BOP becomes useful after federal sentencing. A county handoff to ICE should be checked through ODLS and the relevant immigration contact.
Use careful labels. “Left Mini-Cassia custody” is accurate before the outcome is known. “Released to supervision” is an IDOC status. “Not in BOP custody” is custodian-specific. Each may describe a different movement within the same three-day span.
Verify Cassia County Release Authority
Idaho iCourt connects the jail event to the legal case. Search by person or case number and read the register of actions for bond, own-recognizance release, dismissal, judgment, sentence, or commitment. The jail is regional, so a Minidoka or other-county case should be taken to the court that owns it rather than assumed to be Cassia.
A signed order does not always equal the time the person left. Another case, warrant, detainer, or agency hold can keep custody in place. Confirm the physical event with Mini-Cassia and the next authority. If notification was the goal, a prior VINE registration may show a change, but it remains notice rather than a certified release sheet.
For the narrower current-day inquiry, use the Cassia County 24-Hour Releases procedure. For one named person across a longer period, the home page lays out the complete jail, court, IDOC, VINE, BOP, and ICE search path. The right endpoint depends on who held the person next.
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