Question:
how to look up free court records?
Danny
2011-02-19 11:12:26 UTC
im trying to look up something on arrest's and court records
there must be some kind of website thats free to look up something
please help thanxs
Six answers:
thomasb1961
2011-02-19 11:58:26 UTC
It depends on what State and county you are searching. Most court records have Open access or public access. I have searched hundreds of people. Here take a look at this



http://www.co.san-bernardino.ca.us/COURTS//genInfo/openaccess.htm



Enter this site and do a master name search on a popular name.



From there you can see everything about the person you clicked on.

When people say you cant they just dont understand...Yes you can.
VanB
2011-02-23 02:33:48 UTC
There is no nationwide free record search website, but many state court systems and individual local courts offer free online record searches, and more are being added all the time. You can find all of them at CourtReference, which lists court record searches by state and county for every state - along with a lot of other information about courts.



For example, if you want to look up California court records, click on the first source below (Guide to California Courts - Searching Court Case Records) and scroll down the list of counties looking for links to case record searches.



Some states have statewide or multi-county searches. For example, see the second source below (Guide to New York Courts - Searching Court Case Records) which has links to a statewide civil case search, a multi-county criminal record search, and many individual county and local courts' search websites.



From either of these sources, you can select a different state. Or just go to the main site (third source below), which will show you every free case record search website in the US. Choose your state, then go to the "Find court resources by category" drop-down menu and select "Search Court Case Records".
RangerEsq
2011-02-19 11:17:48 UTC
You need to know where the person lives whose records you are interested in and then you can get records from the courts. There is no free website but there are companies that will do the search for you for a fee.
sensible_man
2011-02-19 11:39:34 UTC
There are no free websites. most records are "public", but the only way you can view them is to go to where they are stored, and read through the case. You would have to pay for any copies you may want. Basically, you can look at them free, but not remove them from the building.
2016-12-12 20:00:41 UTC
maximum if not all federal court docket digital case administration gadget require a cost. in case you will desire to get a court docket date, call the clerk of court docket or circulate down there. it is the finest thank you to be certain. additionally, he would desire to have had the summon someplace.
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2016-03-15 20:22:28 UTC
See -- https://backgroundreports.im/courtrecords


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