Terms & Conditions

Using Iroquois County Released Inmates means that you agree to these terms. If you do not accept them, please do not use the site.

Iroquois County Released Inmates is privately owned and is not affiliated with a government body, sheriff, jail, court, or corrections department. Neither this site nor its advertising partners offers a service governed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act, including services for credit, employment, insurance, or tenant screening. The site is not a private investigation firm or consumer reporting agency. It provides directions to Illinois and Iroquois County custody and release resources.


Nature of the Site

This is a private reference site with no government authority. It stores no official jail, release, court, or corrections records. We cannot confirm custody, release a person, post bond, or file a document with an agency.

The pages point readers to official Iroquois County and Illinois record sources and may connect visitors with independent research tools. Those destinations operate separately.


Acceptable Use

Access is conditioned on responsible conduct. You agree that you will not:

  • Violate a law while using the site or its information
  • Use information to stalk, harass, threaten, or harm anyone
  • Base hiring, housing, lending, insurance, or other regulated eligibility decisions on site content
  • Attempt access to any account, server, or feature without authorization
  • Deploy bots, scrapers, or other automated collection tools
  • Interfere with the site or prevent others from using it

No Consumer Reports

We are not a consumer reporting agency under the FCRA. We do not provide background checks, credit reports, consumer reports, or screening services, and neither do our advertising partners through this site. You agree not to use information found here or through a linked tool for:

  • Hiring, retention, promotion, or termination decisions
  • Tenant selection or housing screening
  • Creditworthiness or insurance pricing
  • Licensing, permits, or government-benefit eligibility
  • Any other purpose controlled by the FCRA

Outside Websites

Links may lead to release records, sheriff and corrections pages, government portals, legal-aid resources, and independent search services. A link is not an endorsement. We do not control the destination's content, data practices, prices, or availability. Review its terms before using it.


No Warranties

The site and its content are offered “as is” and “as available.” We make no warranty that:

  • Information is accurate, complete, or current
  • Access will always be uninterrupted
  • The site is free from errors, defects, or security weaknesses
  • A partner search will return complete or useful results

Custody status and public records can change quickly. Nothing published here is an official statement by the Iroquois County Sheriff, IDOC, a court, or another government agency.


Liability Limits

To the fullest extent allowed by law, Iroquois County Released Inmates and its operators will not be liable for direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or punitive loss arising from access to, reliance on, or inability to use the site.


Your Indemnity

You agree to defend and hold the site, its operators, and content partners harmless from claims, losses, and reasonable legal fees caused by your use of the site or your violation of these terms.


Ownership of Content

Unless stated otherwise, the text, graphics, logos, and code belong to Iroquois County Released Inmates or its content partners. They may not be copied, redistributed, altered, or republished without written permission.


Revisions to Terms

We may revise these terms at any time. A new version becomes effective when it is posted on this page.


Restriction of Access

We may suspend, limit, or end access to all or part of the site at any time, for any reason, and without advance notice.


Illinois Law

Illinois law governs these terms without regard to conflict-of-law principles. Any dispute must be filed in a court with proper jurisdiction in Illinois.


Severability

If a court finds one provision invalid or unenforceable, the other provisions remain in effect. The affected provision will be narrowed only as much as needed to make it enforceable.


Terms Questions

Questions about these terms may be directed through the Contacts page.