North Dakota Inmate Search

Information on inmates held in North Dakota state can easily be accessed through the North Dakota Corrections and Rehabilitation official website. This website only shares information about inmates in North Dakota; those inmates currently incarcerated in other states cannot be found on this website. However, they may consider using other non-governmental agencies with no geographical restriction.  

Offender Lookup 

1. Access the North Dakota inmate lookup page 
2. Provide the inmate's last name. Try to provide as much of the last name as possible to filter the results. A full name is also a perfect way to search for an inmate since it reduces the number of inmate results you must go through before identifying who you are looking for.  
3. The database will provide offenders with details that match the one you provided.  
4. Click any row on the inmate you are interested in, and their basic profile containing a mugshot, the location of the facility, and the date of release will be displayed for you.  

For information on parole as determined by the North Dakota Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, consider visiting the Parole Board website.  

Sex Offenders Search 

If you are interested in getting informative data on the sex offenders in North Dakota, make sure to visit the ND Sex Offender list web page. The North Dakota Attorney General's Office has made sure the list of sex offenders has been updated and made available to the public.  

To search for the offender on this page, you will be required to provide a city or state where the offender is situated. The database will provide you with a downloadable list of ND sex offenders. The list will include the offender's name, last known address, and convictions. 

There is also a provision for a more detailed sex offender search on the same page, where you can provide more details about the offender you are interested in. The search results on this page contain high-risk sex offenders and those that committed extreme sex offenses. 

You will be required to enter at least the last name of the offender and at least the first initial of their first name. The search results will include the offender's photo, full name, date of birth, last known address, any known aliases, basic physical description, address, and details about the qualifying sexual offenses.  

You may as well use the same website to access a list of delinquent sex offenders. 

North Dakota Inmate Roster 

North Dakota inmate rosters are official criminal documents that entail an inmate's bio and sentencing data. Such information includes the inmate's full name, id number, and birth date, among others. As per the North Dakota Open Records Act, the data is public information and should not be restricted from the public.  

Traditional governmental agencies, third-party websites, and organizations must share the information with the public. The information provided by the Traditional governmental agencies is accurate and often up to date; however, it is limited to the public within the state only.  

On the other hand, third-party websites and organizations are not restricted geographically. You can access any inmate information from wherever you are in the United States as long as you have the inmate's name, state, county, and city where the inmate resides. 

North Dakota Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation 

North Dakota Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (DOCR) is a state-owned government agency that provides prison services for the state of North Dakota. Its headquarters is situated in Bismarck. The department is also responsible for 14 field offices and a juvenile division.  

The North Dakota juvenile correctional services are operated at the North Dakota Youth Correctional Center. Furthermore, the department is also responsible for eight more regional community offices. Part of The North Dakota Youth Correctional Center is run from the unincorporated Morton County, and the other in Mandan.  

The North Dakota state prison and county jail consist of over three state prisons and 23 county jails. 60% of inmates in both facilities serve time for non-violent crimes like drug, property, and public order offenses. The remaining percentage is incarcerated for serious crimes like violent crimes, sex, and homicide.