If you’re worried about a warrant for your arrest – or a friend or family member’s arrest – in Travis County, the simplest way to start is through a web search. If you’re worried about detection, use a public computer – at a library, for example. While plenty of websites will help you search, many …
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Visiting an inmate in Travis County isn’t difficult, but it can be time-consuming, and there are some procedures you must follow. You will need to schedule an appointment at least 24 hours in advance, check in at least 15 minutes before your appointment, and be dressed appropriately. If you don’t follow the dress code or …
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At $13,115, Travis County has the lowest average bail amount when compared to Texas’ other largest counties. However, that’s still a significant chunk of money for most families. Statistics from The Bail Project show that more than 60% of inmates in the Travis County Jail are in pretrial custody because they cannot afford to post …
Finding out a family member or friend has been arrested can be a shock. Many of us are left scrambling, trying to figure out what to do first to help our friend or family member get released from custody. They may need help posting bail. Getting someone out of jail in Travis County typically isn’t …
Searching is relatively simple if you’re looking for an inmate in Travis County – or you’re trying to determine whether someone you know has been arrested and/or charged with a crime. In Travis County, you only need the person’s name and access to a phone or the internet. It’s important to note that you should …
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