East Feliciana Parish 72-Hour Records
No official East Feliciana Parish 72-hour release URL or filter was found on the sheriff's site, its complete sitemap, or the Louisiana LA VINE roster directory. The online East Feliciana roster is a current-custody source. It does not preserve a public three-day history. To learn which custody events took place over the wider period, request the underlying jail records from the East Feliciana Parish Sheriff's Office.
A three-day request should capture all events during one continuous Central Time interval. It can include release on bond, a court-ordered release, time served, sentence end, parole, and other custody-ending reasons. It should also capture transfers and detainer handoffs as separate outcomes. Those entries are vital because leaving East Feliciana Parish Prison is not always the same as going back to the community.
If only the current day matters, use the East Feliciana Parish 24-hour release process and define a shorter same-day interval.
Build East Feliciana Parish Release Window
Choose a start and end timestamp before contacting the sheriff. “The last three days” can shift while a request is processed, while a fixed interval does not. State both dates, the times, and Central Time. If the goal is to review a weekend, the interval might begin before the weekend and close after it, but the exact boundaries belong to the requester. No official East Feliciana rule defines a special public weekend window.
Call East Feliciana Parish Prison at (225) 683-3313 when a quick status check is needed. For a durable set of records, the sheriff instructs requesters to send a certified letter to Public Records Request, P.O. Box 207, Clinton, LA 70722. Ask for an electronic export in an existing format when one can be provided. The office is not required to create a new analysis, so describe the stored custody events and fields rather than asking staff to assemble a narrative list.
- Fix the 72-hour start and end points in Central Time. Include both calendar dates and exact times.
- Request every custody-ending event at East Feliciana Parish Prison within that closed interval.
- Require separate values for release to the community, transfer, detainer handoff, and any other destination code.
- Ask for names, booking identifiers, timestamps, release reason, authority, and destination or receiving agency.
- Match each result with the 20th JDC minute, bond paper, DPS&C record, or receiving agency when applicable.
The sheriff publishes no special release-record fee or promised turnaround for this category. Ask for inspection or electronic delivery, request an estimate before copies are made, and save the certified-mail receipt. If staff seek clarification, narrow the dates, identity details, or record class while keeping the needed release and transfer fields intact.
Note: A fixed 72-hour Central Time interval prevents uncertainty about whether the first or last day is included.
East Feliciana Parish 72-Hour Fields
Because no public release feed exists, the field table is a request inventory rather than a promise about an online screen. The event must be tied to the correct booking. It should also show what came next. A destination is often the fact that separates release from a move to another custodian.
| Requested field | Why it matters across three days |
|---|---|
| Name, aliases, and booking number | Reduces mistaken matches and links each event to one jail stay. |
| Booking and custody-end timestamps | Places the event inside or outside the defined 72-hour period. |
| Release type or reason | Separates bond, order, time served, sentence end, parole, and other outcomes. |
| Authority for release | Points to the court, sheriff, DOC, or other record that supports the event. |
| Destination or receiving agency | Shows whether the person returned to the community or entered another custody system. |
| Detainer or hold information | Explains why one legal basis ended while confinement continued elsewhere. |
Ask that “transfer” remain labeled as transfer. A move to a state facility, another jail, a hospital, federal custody, or immigration custody ends the parish jail's control without proving freedom from custody. Likewise, “parole” means physical prison custody ended while community supervision continues. Full discharge is a different event and should not be inferred from a missing locator result.
East Feliciana Parish Weekend Releases
A 72-hour span is useful when the desired records cross a Saturday, Sunday, or public holiday. It keeps events from several calendar days in one request. Yet no official East Feliciana Parish weekend release time, holiday procedure, Friday substitution rule, public waiting area, or transport policy was verified. Do not promise that a person will leave at a set time or through a set door.
Different records may also carry different dates. A judge may sign an order or minutes may show a bond event before jail staff finish processing. Staff must still check other cases and holds. A sentence may end during the period, while the recorded transfer to another authority occurs later. Preserve each timestamp and state which event it represents.
Call East Feliciana Parish Prison before planning travel or pickup. Ask for current status and whether the known event is release or transfer. The jail is the source for its actual custody event. The court explains the order, sentence, or bond authority, while the receiving agency confirms custody after a transfer.
East Feliciana Parish Roster Release Gap
East Feliciana Parish uses the LA VINE current roster rather than a sheriff-built release archive. The Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement says participating rosters draw live jail-management-system data and refresh every 30 minutes. That refresh rate describes current custody. It does not mean a person stays visible for 30 minutes after release, nor does it create a 72-hour historical view.
During the July 2026 research review, the legacy East Feliciana roster address failed with TLS and gateway behavior, while the replacement host listed by the state directory did not resolve in a terminal test. That is a dated access result. It is not proof that the roster is permanently closed, and it says nothing about a named person's status. When the endpoint fails, note the time and proceed to the jail phone and certified request.
A roster name may disappear because of release, transfer, a corrected identity, a merged duplicate, a feed fault, or another status change. A comparison of Friday and Monday rosters cannot sort those causes. It also cannot recover the release reason, legal authority, or receiving agency.
The official LA VINE roster directory explains the live current-custody model and lists East Feliciana.
No successful screenshot was captured from that source, so no image is used to imply that a current roster is a release list.
Note: A missing name is a lead for follow-up, not a three-day release record.
East Feliciana Parish Release Fallbacks
The certified sheriff request is the lead route for the 72-hour set. The official sheriff contact page gives that public-record instruction.
The source identifies certified mail as the local submission method, so the receipt becomes part of a clear record trail.
Next, use the East Feliciana Clerk of Court for the legal event. The Clerk keeps criminal files and daily minutes for the 20th Judicial District. Those records can show bond, recognizance, dismissal, plea, sentence, time-served credit, probation, amended commitment, revocation, or discharge. Public files may be inspected in person, while copies and minute extracts are available under the Clerk's posted procedures. Juvenile and sealed records have access limits.
For a state offender or a participant in the East Feliciana Parish Transitional Work Program, use Louisiana LAVNS/VINELink and DPS&C records. The TWP is co-located with the parish prison, but its participants are state offenders approved by DPS&C. A departure may mean release to supervision, another placement, return to secure custody, or transfer. The current parish roster alone cannot resolve that sequence.
Verify East Feliciana Parish Release Events
Start with the event type. Bond should be paired with the jail entry and bond instrument or court minute. A court-ordered release should be paired with the signed order or minute and the later jail timestamp. Time served or sentence expiration may require the commitment, credit record, or sentence computation. Parole requires an actual custody event in addition to the decision because a grant may still depend on conditions, a plan, a detainer, or final processing.
Notifications help with timing but are not certified proof. Louisiana LAVNS/VINELink can report release, transfer, escape, or case-status events when the contributing source supplies them. Save the event wording, agency, and time. Then verify the result through East Feliciana Parish Prison, DPS&C, the court, or the receiving agency. A transfer alert must stay labeled as a transfer.
For one known person rather than a full three-day set, the East Feliciana Parish release-record search provides the broader sequence across the parish jail, court, state supervision, and conditional federal or immigration channels.
East Feliciana Parish Release Outcomes
The East Feliciana Parish Prison houses several legal groups. A local pretrial detainee may leave on bond, recognizance, dismissal, court order, or transfer. A locally sentenced person may leave after time served or sentence completion. A probation or parole hold may end, yet another custody basis can remain. A state offender housed locally may move to a DOC site, a work program, supervision, or final discharge.
| Recorded outcome | Next confirmation |
|---|---|
| Community release on bond or order | Jail custody event plus the 20th JDC bond paper, order, or minute. |
| State release or supervision | LAVNS/DPS&C record and Feliciana Probation and Parole when active supervision applies. |
| Transfer to another jail or DOC | Receiving facility record and the transfer date named by East Feliciana. |
| Federal or immigration handoff | The named federal custodian, court docket, BOP locator, or ICE channel as applicable. |
No state adult prison, federal prison, or ICE detention center was verified inside East Feliciana Parish. Those paths still matter when the jail record names an outside receiving authority. The record's agency and destination fields should determine the next search, not a guess based on the person disappearing from the local roster.
Note: The named receiving authority is the next source whenever an East Feliciana Parish record identifies a transfer.