Utah official directory

Utah Courts says Xchange holds district-court and justice-court case information. District courts handle domestic, civil, and criminal cases, including all felonies and class A misdemeanors. Justice courts handle most class B and C misdemeanors, infractions, traffic, and small claims. Juvenile delinquency, child welfare, and termination of parental rights cases are not on Xchange. Sealed and expunged cases are not displayed. District-court public documents filed since July 1, 2010 are described as available. The FAQ says federal charges are on the federal courts system and bankruptcy is not on Xchange. Tribal courts are not mentioned. Guest use starts with a $10.00 charge. The browser showed Pay Now, login, and account setup, not the search fields.

• Juvenile court cases are not on Xchange.
• Sealed cases, including adoptions and civil commitments, and expunged cases are not displayed.
• Federal charges and bankruptcy are outside Xchange.
• Tribal coverage was not stated. That is unresolved.

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The page searches people currently under Utah Department of Corrections supervision, including incarceration, probation, or parole, by name or offender number. The browser showed Name and Offender Number choices and first, middle, and last name fields. County jail for people awaiting trial or not yet sentenced is excluded by the page. No search was submitted.

• People awaiting trial or not yet sentenced in a county jail will not be listed.
• This is not a statewide jail roster.
• A missing result is not a finding that a person is not in jail.
• No name was submitted.

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The page says visitors must be approved and must make an appointment. It says applications take 6 to 8 weeks, and that determinations should be expected to take about two months. It says to review regulations whether the person is at the Utah State Correctional Facility, the Central Utah Correctional Facility, or in one of the county jails. The approval email sentence on the same page names a visit at USCF or CUCF. County-jail visit steps are not fully stated. No application was submitted.

• Not a jail roster.
• County-jail visit rules are mentioned and not fully specified.
• Not a promise that an application will be approved.

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The page says an inmate account is opened when the person arrives at the prison, and it tells people not to send funds to Pigeonly in Las Vegas. The How to send money section names Access Corrections, a phone deposit line at 1-866-345-1884 with a $6.95 fee, internet deposits with a $6.95 fee, and kiosks at the Utah State Prison and Central Utah Correctional Facility visiting entrances with a $3 cash fee or a $3.95 card fee. The page does not say a county jail uses this path. No payment was sent.

• Not a county-jail deposit path unless that jail says so.
• Do not send funds to Pigeonly in Las Vegas.
• No payment was made.

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UDC says its VINE service is free. Registration is by phone at 1-877-884-8463 or at www.vinelink.com. The page says notification for Utah Department of Corrections inmates includes release, transfer, escape, death, and moves to county jails, between the Salt Lake City and Gunnison prison sites, or to a community correctional center. It says not to depend solely on VINE for protection. vinelink.com was not opened. A separate Utah Courts page says VINE provides custody status for offenders in Utah prisons and jails. That broader jail sentence was not matched to a jail list.

• The event list is for Utah Department of Corrections inmates.
• It does not say every county-jail booking is in the feed.
• vinelink.com was not opened.
• No one was registered.

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Location index only. Eight districts and 29 counties were read from the page. Rows are not case-search results and are not a courthouse count. The justice-courts overview says 81 justice-court judges serve in 115 county and municipal courts. The 2025 annual report says 106 justice courts. Those figures were not reconciled and are not stored as a verified court count.

• Not case search.
• Not a jail roster.
• Not an individual verification of each county.

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Justice courts are the limited-jurisdiction trial courts described here, including courts established by municipalities. Xchange says it includes justice-court case information. No official page read in this pass says Utah has no municipal-court case system. Local sites may still use the words municipal court.

• Not a statement that every municipal case is in Xchange.
• Juvenile court is a separate trial court.
• Not a case search by itself.

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The Utah Legislature PDF for section 77-20-102 is marked Effective 5/6/2026 and amended by Chapter 377, 2026 General Session. It defines bail as pretrial release, own recognizance as release with only a promise to appear and not to commit an offense, financial condition and monetary bail as a monetary condition, unsecured bond as a promise to pay a financial condition if the person fails to appear, and no bail hold by reference to the pretrial-status-order detention clause. These are definitions. They do not say a person qualifies for release or what amount a court will set. The courts criminal-process page says bail is money posted to guarantee appearance. That sentence is narrower than the statute and is not used as the statutory definition. The PDF does not state a commercial premium or which counter accepts payment.

• Definitions are not a release decision and not a bond amount.
• The courts page sentence that bail is money is not the statutory definition.
• No premium or payment window is in section 77-20-102.
• Other sections of Chapter 20 were not substituted for this definitions PDF.

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DOJ index of state courts, laws and agencies. Individual linked statutes and legal rules were not substantively reviewed here; check the current primary text before explaining a rule.

• Batch 50 research did not grant independent approval or Production publication.
• A readable guide is not a verified search transaction.
• Official legal-reference entry point only. Not legal advice and not a certification of current law.
• Individual statutes and rules linked from this page were not substantively verified here.

Checked 2026-10-28