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Pretrial

Pretrial Services allows qualifying individuals to be released from jail while awaiting a court hearing. Utilizing the least restrictive conditions possible, Pretrial will:

  • Provide a non-financial release from jail and case management or tracking through case disposition.
  • Provide information about upcoming court dates
  • Utilize evidence-based assessments and tools to identify appropriate resources and create case plans to help reduce barriers to success. Assessments used include: Public Safety Assessment (PSA)  and the Gender Informed Needs Assessment (GINA).

Services

Contact a Case Manager

Contact a Criminal Justice Services Case Manager.

Complete Pretrial Telephone Check-In

Complete Pretrial Telephone Check-In.

See if I have a Warrant

Check here to see if you have Active Warrants

Get Court Hearing Info

Get information about court hearings

Find the Status of a Case

Finding the Status of a Case

What to Expect

When released, clients will schedule an intake appointment to meet with a Pretrial Case Manager. During the intake, the case manager will gather needed information and help determine the best plan for pretrial success. Information gathered may include but is not limited to the following: education/employment history, mental health history, substance use history, etc. The case manager will also review any release requirements the client may have been given upon release.

Throughout supervision clients will attend appointments with their case manager and may also be assigned to attend and complete classes. Other requirements such as urinalysis testing may also be ordered by the Judge.

Frequently Asked Questions

On average you will be supervised for 90+ days. This length is determined by individual needs as well as court proceedings.

 

Your Pretrial case manager will notify the judge who may issue a warrant. It’s important to continue checking in with your case manager.

 

Your CJS case manager will make many attempts to reach you. Your release agreement will have your case managers contact information. Contact your case manager as soon as possible. If your case manager is unable to contact you, the Judge will be notified, and a warrant may be issued. 

 

You can seek private counsel, utilize free legal clinics or the court's self-help section, or an attorney may be appointed to you (if you qualify) when you attend court.

Utah Courts Self Help

Self help area for individuals

Your release agreement contains your assigned case managers information. If you no longer have their information, please call (385) 468-3500

Criminal Justice Services

(385) 468-3500

2001 South State Street, Ste S3-650
Salt Lake City, Utah 84190

Monday - Friday
8:00 - 5:00

  • Do not drink excessive amounts of fluid before providing a sample
  • Do not drink more than 32oz. of fluid before providing a sample
  • Do not consume performance-enhancing or diet supplements

Assessments

PSA: Public Safety Assessment

PSA is an evidence-based assessment tool used to assist judges in determining the client's risk.

GINA - Gender Informed Needs Assessment

GINA is an evidence-based assessment used to identify needs and barriers that can be addressed by CJS staff during supervision to help clients succeed.

Programs

Jail Screening & Release

When you or your family member are booked into jail, CJS screeners will conduct an interview to gather basic information.
Pretrial Supervision

Pretrial Services provides supervision for both misdemeanor and felony defendants.

Jail Resource and Reentry Program (JRRP)

The Jail Resource and Reentry Program (JRRP) is a collaborative program between SLCO Criminal Justices