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Utah has 21 jails. Sportsman’s Bail Bonds provides a list of 21 different county jails for your convenience. Check out the links below where you can get access to: a local bail bond agent and their number, the address of the courthouse and county jail, as well as the crime statistics for that county.

Bail bonds and Utah courts can be found in all of the 29 counties in the State of Utah. All the Utah courts are found in the 8 districts of the state. Each district has between 3 to 6 counties. You can find a bail bondsman from Sportsmans Bail Bonds anywhere in Utah.

The best way to find an inmate is using the Utah jail inmate search tool. Each of the county jails in Utah has a great inmate search tool that helps you find your loved ones as easy as 1 ,2, 3… Find the Inmate Lookup Tool on our website.

The 8th Amendment, to the United States, is the part of the United States Bill of Rights prohibiting the federal government from imposing excessive bail, excessive fines, or cruel and unusual punishment.

This article will give you a very good idea of how bail bond companies work, what bail collateral is, and the types of collateral that can be used.

Discover the story of Alderson Federal Prison Camp, also known as "Camp Cupcake Prison," where Martha Stewart served time.

According to the federal system, prisoners who have demonstrated “exemplary compliance with institutional disciplinary regulations” can get up to 54 days per year off their sentences! (18 U.S. Code § 3624(b)).

The U.S. has more prisoners locked up than any other country in the world, with a prison population of 2,217,947, costing the country almost $600 billion a year.

Many inmates exercise in prison to “stay fit”, but for a Brazilian facility, inmates are able to use exercise (in the form of pedaling a bike) to reduce their prison sentence. The mechanical work is converted to electricity that is later used for lighting street lamps for the public. For every 3 eight-hour pedaling shift, they’ll get a day off their sentence.

An article by the Death Penalty Information Center shows the number of death row inmates per U.S. State, giving an intriguing look into the population trend of capital punishment offenders.