Search Peachtree Corners 72 Hour Booking Records

Peachtree Corners 72 hour booking records are managed by the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office. Arrests in Peachtree Corners go through the Gwinnett County jail, and you can search for bookings online.

Law Enforcement in Peachtree Corners

Peachtree Corners is a city in the southwestern part of Gwinnett County, near the DeKalb and Fulton County lines. The city contracts law enforcement services through the Gwinnett County Police Department. Officers patrol the area, respond to calls, and make arrests. The city does not operate its own jail.

When someone is arrested in Peachtree Corners, they go to the Gwinnett County Detention Center for booking. The arresting agency on the booking record will show which department made the arrest. For most Peachtree Corners incidents, that will be Gwinnett County Police. The booking itself is handled by the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office, which runs the jail.

If you need a police report from a Peachtree Corners incident, contact the Gwinnett County Police Department. For the booking record, go through the sheriff's office. These are two separate documents held by two separate agencies. The booking record will include charges, bond details, and the booking date and time.

Gwinnett County Sheriff Handles Peachtree Corners Bookings

All Peachtree Corners arrests get processed at the Gwinnett County Detention Center. The sheriff's office number is 770-822-3140. The jail handles bookings from Peachtree Corners, Lawrenceville, Duluth, Sugar Hill, and every other city in Gwinnett County, along with the unincorporated areas.

The Gwinnett County inmate services page is the main online tool for looking up bookings. You can search for inmates and see their charges, bond status, booking date, and other details. The search is free and available around the clock.

The Gwinnett County Sheriff's inmate services page is where you start to find anyone booked into the county jail.

New bookings can take a few hours to appear in the system. Jail staff have to process each person, and busy periods slow things down. If you do not see the record right away, try again later. You can also call 770-822-3140 and ask if a specific person has been booked in yet.

Gwinnett County is one of the most populated counties in Georgia, and the detention center handles a large volume of bookings each week. The facility has separate housing units for men and women. Peachtree Corners arrests make up a small portion of the total, but they all go through the same booking process.

The Georgia Department of Corrections offender search covers inmates who have moved from the county jail to a state prison after conviction.

Use that tool if a Peachtree Corners arrest led to a state sentence. The GDC search is free and shows current facility, sentence dates, and release info.

How 72 Hour Booking Works in Peachtree Corners

Georgia law sets strict time limits on holding someone after arrest. Under O.C.G.A. § 17-4-26, a person arrested with a warrant must see a judge within 72 hours. That is the "72 hour booking" rule. The clock starts at the time of arrest, not when the person reaches the jail.

Warrantless arrests have a tighter window. O.C.G.A. § 17-4-62 sets a 48 hour limit. Peachtree Corners sees warrantless arrests for DUI, shoplifting, domestic disputes, and drug offenses. If the 48 hour hearing does not happen in time, the person can ask for release.

Both rules apply at the Gwinnett County Detention Center. Weekend and holiday arrests can shift the schedule, but the legal clock runs nonstop from the moment of arrest. The Gwinnett County Magistrate Court manages first appearance hearings to stay within these deadlines for Peachtree Corners and all other county arrests.

Public Access to Peachtree Corners 72 Hour Booking Records

Georgia booking records are public under O.C.G.A. § 50-18-72, the Open Records Act. Anyone can request these records without giving a reason. The agency has three business days to respond to a request.

O.C.G.A. § 35-1-19 deals with booking photos. Law enforcement cannot give booking photos to someone who plans to post them on a site that charges for removal. You can still request photos through a standard open records request. The sheriff's office checks that the request follows the law.

For Peachtree Corners arrests, the Gwinnett County Police Department has the police report. The sheriff's office has the booking record. You may need to contact both agencies for the full set of documents. The online inmate search is free, but certified copies may carry a small fee.

Georgia 72 Hour Booking Search Tools

If you are not sure the person is in the Gwinnett County jail, statewide search tools can help. The Georgia Department of Corrections offender search covers anyone sentenced to state prison. If a Peachtree Corners arrest led to a conviction and state time, the person will appear in this database.

The Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) manages the state criminal history database. Call 404-244-2639 for questions. A formal background check may need fingerprints and a fee. GCIC records cover all counties.

The VINE notification system lets you sign up for alerts when an inmate's status changes. Get a call, text, or email when someone is released, transferred, or has a court date. VINE covers Gwinnett County and most other Georgia counties. The phone line is 833-216-6670. It is free.

72 Hour Booking Record Restriction

Certain arrest records in Georgia can be restricted. O.C.G.A. § 35-3-37 allows restriction if charges were dismissed, the person was found not guilty, or the case was never prosecuted. A restricted record will not show on most background checks, but law enforcement still has access.

O.C.G.A. § 42-8-60 covers first offender treatment. Someone who was sentenced under first offender rules and completed all terms can petition for restriction. A judge must approve it. There is a filing fee. Violent felonies are generally not eligible. The petition goes to the court that handled the case.

If a Peachtree Corners booking has been restricted, it will not appear in the Gwinnett County inmate search. For older or restricted records, you would need to file a formal open records request with the sheriff's office.

Nearby Cities in Gwinnett County

These Gwinnett County cities also send their arrests through the county detention center. If an arrest happened near a city boundary, the booking might list a different arresting agency. Check the record to confirm.

Gwinnett County Booking Records

For full details on the Gwinnett County jail, inmate services, visitation rules, and booking procedures, visit our county page.