isnt all court records public information?
140560
No.  Some information on court files are not public information.  Address of a person that requested and received an order of protection/injuction against harassment.  Social security numbers of the defendants and plaintiffs in cases.
90422
Only by going to the court, and asking for them, or going to the County Clerks office.  Those aren't public records, and not searchable on free sites.
659441
Many states have public records available either online or by written request. A lot of the information is FREE!  \n\nFirst, check your County government website for public records.  Here you may find information pertaining to mortgages, divorces, criminal or legal filings. \n\nSecond, check out your state's Department of Corrections, Department of Law Enforcement and Sexual Predators listing.  You can sometimes find listings and photographs listed in a database.  \n\nMost time you can search by name and location but each state has different laws pertaining to what is considered a public document.  Like I said, some information is free but some will cost a little bit.  What's the price you are willing to put on your peace of mind?   \n\nPersonally, I'd research the governmental records myself rather than paying someone else to look up the same information from the same databases.  \n\nGood Luck!
278408
Hello:\n\nArrest records are not public.\n\nexcon
525045
why don't you just call the jail???  I don't think that is privileged information, I think it's public record.....
185720
The best way is to go to the Courthouse and go to the records department, either check out the file or look through microfilm they have, depending on how old the case is. You can make copies of the info but you can't take the files with you. Its public knowledge unless the case is sealed. Most states want to know why you want to view the files.I've always answered that has personal interest in the case.
396060
contact the county courthouse where the case was settled and they can send you the info you need-it is public record.
165722
Too bad the law student didn't give the correct answer.  The only way the case information is going to be online is if the case was appealed and the Court of Appeal published its decision.  To review records of the trial court proceedings, you will need to actually go to the court house and manually review the file.\n\nIf you are referring to Dupage County in Illinois, I found that court's website and the link below tells you how to access public record of court files.
93112
public records not free usually 7-$9.00
959920
I don't think it is a public record.  I think the only way you can get those records is to steal them or initiate a law suit and subpoena the records.
264524
If you are seeking information on the lower court rulings from your area, check with the court if they have a website.  Not all case history are published.
218146
The US Bankruptcy Court maintains an on-line access site to bankruptcy records.  They are public records, availabie to everyone.  There is a cost involved, so go site and get information if you are interested.
848458
Here-have a peek at the FAQs.  As long as it's public record and the county is participating, you can see court records:\n\nhttp://wcca.wicourts.gov/faq.xsl;jsessionid=2F3166946D5E5B447CE04AFF09E4CC59.render1
1072628
One approach is to contact the clerk of the court who will provide the information because it is a matter of public record.  Because it is a federal court, procedures are standard for obtaining information on the current status of any case.  The other approach is to contact either the prosecutor's office or the defendant or his/her attorney who will also have the information available.
142821
The county courthouse is where all records of this nature are kept. They are public records so you will just have to wait in line and tell them what you need.\n\nThey may also have a website, but most likely all of the documents wont be there, just select details of the property. But you never know unless you check.
26317
You can go to the courthouse it is open to public records...50cents a page for a copy in most states.
612989
This is not a public information so you have to go to the specific jail and request the authorities to show you the records!!!