Prisons and Jails in Louisiana

To send pictures and letters to an inmate, you’ll have to know their DOC number and the address of the facility. A quick Louisiana inmate search can usually turn up an inmate’s address and all the information you’ll need to do all this.

Today, most facilities offer e-mail correspondance through Trust Fund Limited Inmate Computer System (TRULINCS), and CORRLINKS. TRULINCS and CORRLINKS are both set up through the inmate first. Once you get their invitation through e-mail, you can be added to their contacts list. This could need you to do a Louisiana inmate search if you aren’t sure what jail or prison they are in. All About our Louisiana Inmate Records Database: Our database is comprised of an array of prison inmate records recovered from county courthouses across Louisiana.

How do you search out why someone is in Jail or Prison?
You can contact the Clerk of the Court to get the transcripts of the case and the sentencing where they were adjudicated or USE SEARCH FORM below

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In 2011, the Louisiana Legislature enacted Revised Statute 14:405, which prohibits people in prison or jail from establishing an account on any internet-based social networking website. Specifically, it is unlawful for any person who is incarcerated and who is sentenced to the legal custody of the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections, including those assigned to parish jails, to establish or maintain an account on any internet-based social networking website.