This privately owned resource has no government, sheriff, jail, or corrections affiliation. Neither it nor its advertising partners offers FCRA-covered services. It is not a private investigator or consumer reporting agency.
Nature of the Service
The site is a private reference pointing to Fentress County and Tennessee arrest, jail, court, and custody resources. It stores no official records and cannot confirm custody, release a person, or file documents.
Acceptable Use
Users must obey the law, avoid stalking, threats, harassment, unauthorized access, scraping, automated attacks, and disruption. Information may not be used for hiring, housing, lending, insurance, or another eligibility decision.
No Consumer Reports
This site is not a consumer reporting agency under the FCRA and supplies no background check, credit report, or consumer report. Users agree not to use content for employment, tenant screening, creditworthiness, insurance, licensing, benefits, or any other FCRA-covered purpose.
Outside Links and Availability
Links may lead to government portals, jail resources, legal information, news, and outside search tools. A link is not an endorsement. The site does not control external accuracy, uptime, pricing, terms, or data practices.
No Warranties
Everything is provided “as is.” No warranty is made that content is accurate, complete, current, uninterrupted, secure, error-free, or that partner results are exhaustive. Custody and public records can change quickly.
Liability and Indemnity
To the fullest extent allowed by law, the site and its operators are not liable for damages arising from access or use. Users agree to hold them harmless from claims, losses, and reasonable legal costs caused by the user’s conduct or violation of these terms.
Ownership and Changes
Site text, graphics, logos, and code belong to the site or its content partners and may not be copied, distributed, or modified without permission. Terms may change when posted, and access may be limited or revoked at any time without notice.
Tennessee Law and Severability
Tennessee law governs these terms, and disputes must be filed in an appropriate Tennessee court. If one provision is invalid, it will be adjusted only as necessary and the rest remain effective. Questions may be sent through the Contact Us page.