How do I find a specific lawsuit case in order to get details?
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It is usually necessary to go to the county court clerk's office for any more detail than what you have already given in your question.  There is not generally much information in the court's web site, except perhaps the names of documents filed and hearings held.  If the case is already closed, then it probably does not show up on the web site at all.  You will need to go physically to the court clerk's office.  Once there, depending on how old the case is, they will either have the case file or a microfilm of the file.  Most such documents are public records, but there are times when part of it may be sealed.  Literally; they put it in a sealed envelope inside the file.  Anything that is not sealed, you may copy for the cost of the copying.
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how did you not know?\nthere are seveal things you need to look at.  Where you served any papers or through publication(newspaper).  Did they know where you were at at the time.  you do have an appeal you can file!!!
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If this is for a school assignment your school might have lexis nexus, which is a database to find cases.  I have access using my university's library system.\n\nYou might also want to try the county websites or even the state's website.
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Try www.findlaw.com.  It offers online access to cases, codes and practice areas.  It even has subject FAQs that should help find the information that you want, or someone who can provide it on a professional level.
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Go to this website: http://wcca.wicourts.gov/simpleCaseSearch.xsl you can find pretty much anything public like that out.
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You can also contact the court that held the trial.  They will have the verdit for the case in question.  I have added a link to the circuit courts in West Virgina for your use.
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You can go to free site, FindLaw, or just try to Google "United States v. Rosado-Fernandez" and see what you get. If you have Westlaw or Lexis you can use those
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You can't find specific info until a decision is rendered and entered.  And the specifics won't be published.  Contact the court, the FOC, or your lawyer.
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Talk to your case worker. They are the ones that know about your particular case. I don't think Yahoo Answers is the place to get this information, unless your case worker participates here.
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It depends on where you live. You can go to your local county website if that person has lived in that county for a while and they have ways you can look up what kind of cases they have had. It will give you dates, court dates and what happened. And if you want more specific information it will give you a case number and you can go look it up at the court house because that information is public record.
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Contact the State Bar Association.  Do a Google search for those words plus the name of your state and call them up.
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If you could give a case citation, or at least the complete name of the case, the jurisdiction, and the approximate year of the decision, I can read it and give you some idea.  Unfortunately, you didn't give enough information to obtain help.
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contact them directly and make your case
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Go to findlaw.com\nand type in your city.
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Lawsuits are part of the public record in Oregon. If you go to the county courthouse, there is a public computer terminal. You can do a name search if you know the full name. The clerks  may not be able to help you search, you will have to puzzle it out yourself. However, there is an instruction booklet in front of the terminal. You won't be able to get the full record that way, but if their name pops up with a lot of hits, it ain't too good. \n\nGood luck\nLeigh \nPortland
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Try the Department of Justice web site.
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Try the courts record office, or the local newspaper.