Find ICI-Orofino Releases

ICI-Orofino Release Paths

Idaho Correctional Institution–Orofino is operated by the Idaho Department of Correction. It may house people sentenced in Nez Perce County, but it sits in Clearwater County. Facility placement is dynamic. IDOC may move a resident to another institution, contract facility, outside placement, or community supervision as the state case changes.

Only some departures are community releases. A prison transfer keeps the person in custody. Parole is conditional release into community supervision during an active sentence. Final discharge means the state sentence has been satisfied. These outcomes appear in different IDOC fields, so a missing ICI-Orofino location alone does not prove release.

Confirm ICI-Orofino Release

Open the official IDOC Resident/Client Search. Search by last name with optional first name, or by IDOC number. Match the full name, birth year, status, and IDOC number. IDOC allows partial terms, but a broad result needs careful identity review.

1. Find the matching state result and note its update date.
2. Open the detail rather than relying on the list label.
3. Read overall status and Current Physical Location together.
4. Check Released to Supervision, Sentence Satisfaction Date, and parole fields when present.
5. Request IDOC records if the public result does not establish the actual departure.

An “In custody” result may name another prison, showing a transfer. “In community” usually reflects probation or parole posture, yet the research found that this status can coexist with a county-jail physical location. A dated “Discharged” result is the clearest public proof that the identified state sentence ended.

Note: Record the search date because IDOC says its daily data may not show the newest location or status change.

ICI-Orofino Status Fields

IDOC has no public field literally labeled “Projected Release Date.” Several official fields answer narrower questions. Their names should be preserved because none is a promise of the exact time someone will leave ICI-Orofino.

A COPP tentative parole date remains conditional. Compare it with the later IDOC status, location, and Released to Supervision entry. Commission action explains the decision; IDOC status provides the later custody posture.

ICI-Orofino Records Contact

IDOC controls state sentence calculation, housing history, release to supervision, and discharge records. Use the IDOC information and records route for public portions of those materials. A focused request can identify the resident, IDOC number, date range, releasing institution, and exact fields sought.

District 2 is the Lewiston supervision office for Nez Perce and neighboring counties. It is not a jail or prison. If an ICI-Orofino resident is paroled to District 2, the search detail may list the district and supervision contact. Commission hearing records remain with COPP.

ICI-Orofino Release Records

Ask IDOC for the state record that answers the actual question. A housing history can show departure from ICI-Orofino, but that departure might be a transfer. Released to Supervision can show a community placement, while sentence satisfaction or final discharge addresses the end of the state case. A single broad request risks mixing these distinct events.

A Nez Perce County court judgment supplies the legal sentence. It does not track each later prison placement or exact prison exit. The state corrections record controls those facts.

ICI-Orofino Date Calculations

Idaho's modern unified felony sentence includes fixed and indeterminate terms. Under Idaho Code §19-2513, the fixed term generally has no ordinary good-time reduction. Idaho is not an ordinary 85-percent state for these sentences. Section 20-101D provides a narrow meritorious reduction rather than a routine formula.

A Parole Eligibility Date marks eligibility for consideration, not a guaranteed release. When that date falls on a weekend or legal holiday, COPP may choose the preceding weekday under §20-239A. The choice is discretionary. A parole plan, detainer, new order, recalculation, or Commission action can still affect the result.

Note: A hearing date and tentative parole date are decision milestones, not proof that ICI-Orofino released the resident.

ICI-Orofino County Boundaries

A person may enter IDOC after leaving the Nez Perce County Adult Detention Center. The sheriff's release record may call that county event a transfer. IDOC then controls the state placement. Neither the county roster disappearance nor arrival at ICI-Orofino means the person returned to the community.

Later, a person on state supervision might be detained at the county jail. Read physical location with “In community” status. Immediate custody questions go to the named local custodian, while IDOC remains the source for the state sentence and supervision posture. The Nez Perce County release search explains how these records fit together.

ICI-Orofino Tribal Boundary

Nez Perce County also contains a sovereign tribal justice pathway. The Nez Perce tribal police, court, probation, and corrections channels are not part of IDOC. A person absent from the state search may have a county, tribal, federal, or immigration matter instead.

Search IDOC only when a state sentence or supervision case supports it. The tribal registry has a limited registration purpose and is not a prison release list. This jurisdiction check prevents an IDOC no-result from being turned into an unsupported release claim.

Transfer

A move to another prison or custodian while custody continues.

Parole

Conditional community release during an active state sentence.

PED

Parole Eligibility Date, when parole may first be considered.

Discharge

Final completion of the identified state sentence.

Physical location

The institution or outside agency shown as holding the person.

ICI-Orofino Release Proof

The strongest state proof depends on the event. A dated Discharged result proves the end of the identified state sentence. Released to Supervision, combined with a matching community location, supports a parole or probation placement. A new prison location proves transfer. A Commission grant alone remains prospective.

When sources disagree, preserve their timestamps and scopes. Use the court for the judgment, IDOC for the sentence and placement, COPP for parole action, and the county sheriff for a county booking. No one record should be stretched beyond the event its agency created.