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Databases Updated on Dec 21, 2024

How to Perform Maryland Inmate Lookup

The state offers a simple name search tool where you can put either first or last names in and find someone incarcerated in a MD jail or prison. The results will show a list of inmates that match the name. You can click on each one to see the details. You will be able to view their prison ID, the facility they are held in, their full name and date of birth. For a more complete report, you can use Maryland prison inmate search online to find out more information about their criminal history and even see mug shots.

Creating Public Jail Records

MD creates and keeps jail records for each inmate. Maryland inmate search records include everything from the initial intake paperwork when the inmate was arrested, to moves to other facilities, visitors they receive while inside, participation in programs and medical checkups. Every time something happens in a prisoner’s life, it is recorded in the jail record. The state updates the records daily and shares them with all other law enforcement agencies so that they can all work from the same information. This information is kept online, and much of it is public record.

What are Maryland Jail Records?

Maryland jail inmate search records are the documents and files that follow an inmate through the prison system until they have completed the terms of their parole. Every time someone moves a prisoner, another form is filled out, and the jail record is updated. Each Maryland inmate has their own jail record, and it includes everything that affects him or her while in the system. Visits, moves, and participation in any prison programs or services will be noted in the file. Maryland inmate search records are frequently updated, often daily by the administrative staff of the Department of Corrections.

Jail and Inmate Search in Maryland

MD currently has 35,000 inmates in jail prison and youth detention centers. 21,000 of them reside in state prisons, another 4,500 in federal prison, 8,800 in county jails and 770 in detention centers. Almost 70% of MD inmates are Black with the other 30% divided by White and Hispanic races. The state has an incredibly high number of people on probation, currently 72, 529 with another 10,305 on parole. The state’s jail and prison system is managed and operated by the MD Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.

Criminal Justice Quick Facts

346
Maryland Imprisonment Rate
19,821
Prison Population
76,505
Probation Population
10,887
Parole Population
4.7:1 (Black : White Ratio)
Racial Disparity in Incarceration Rate
101
Juvenile Custody Rate (per 100 000)
21,465 (0.46%)
Disenfranchised Population
15,383 (1.14%)
Disenfranchised African Americans
1,570
Corrections Expenditures (in millions)

Maryland Parole Population

Maryland parole population as of the beginning of 2016 counted 10,887 people, 220 paroles per 100.000 population. That’s by 582 people less compared to the previous year, which has decreased by 5.3%.

Paroles per 100.000 population (2016)
Nationwide
349
Maryland
220
Parole Total Population in Maryland (2016)
Nationwide
870,657
Maryland
10,887
Parole Entries & Exits (2016)
Entries
4,295
Exits
4,877
Change in 2016, in Percentage and Number
Percent
-5.3%
Number
-582
Number on parole per 100,000 U.S. adult residents
Increased by
4,120
Adults entering parole, by type of entry
Type of Parole Entry:
Number of Parolees:
Discretionary
1,962
Mandatory
2,333
Reinstatement
0
Term of supervised release
0
Other
0
Unknown
0

Maryland Prisons

Currently, MD manages and operates 30 jails and 24 prisons with a staff of 6,703 and an annual budget of $793 million. the state’s prison population is on a downward trend. Along with the inmates, MD’s community corrections system oversees another 72,529 people on probation and 10,305 on parole. It costs MD $38,383 to house an inmate for one year. Based on a hundred thousand residents, the state has an incarceration rate of 329, a property crime rate of 2,285 and a violent crime rate of 472. MD is committed to prisoner safety and re-integration upon release by offering education, psychological screening, job skill training and alcohol and drug treatment programs.

Prison Name Prison Type
BPRU/Jail Industries Building - BPRUState Prison
Baltimore Central Booking and Intake Center - BCBICState Prison
Baltimore City Correctional CenterState Prison
Baltimore City Correctional CenterState Prison
Baltimore Pretrial Complex - BPCState Prison
Baltimore RRM Federal Prison
Brockbridge Correctional Facility - BCFState Prison
Central Maryland Correctional Facility State Prison
Chesapeake Detention Facility (Formerly MCAC) - CDFState Prison
Cumberland FCI Federal Prison
Dorsey Run Correctional FacilityState Prison
Eastern Correctional InstitutionState Prison
Eastern Correctional Institution Annex - ECI-AState Prison
Eastern Pre-Release Unit - EPRUState Prison
Federal Correctional Institution, CumberlandState Prison
Home Detention Unit - HDUState Prison
Jessup Correctional InstitutionState Prison
Maryland Correctional InstitutionState Prison
Maryland Correctional InstitutionState Prison
Maryland Correctional Institution for WomenState Prison
Maryland Correctional Pre-Release System Admin Offices - MCPRSState Prison
Maryland Correctional Training CenterState Prison
Maryland Reception, Diagnostic and Classification Center - MRDCCState Prison
Metropolitan Transition Center - MTCState Prison
Mid-Atlantic RO Federal Prison
North Branch Correctional InstitutionState Prison
Patuxent InstitutionState Prison
Poplar Hill Pre-Release Unit - PHPRUState Prison
Roxbury Correctional InstitutionState Prison
Southern Maryland Pre-Release Unit - SMPRUState Prison
Threshold - THRESHState Prison
Washington, DC RRM Federal Prison
Western Correctional InstitutionState Prison
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