Looking for access to public court records for Summit County Ohio for free?
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Visit or call the clerks office of the Summit County court.  That is who you must get those records from.  \nhttp://www.cpclerk.co.summit.oh.us/
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www.clelaw.lib.oh.us/public/misc/Muni_Ct.html\nwww.courtgateway.com/clerkcountycourtfranklinmunicipal.html
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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!
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You should be able to look at records at the county courthouse
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Most court records are public. Simply contact the courthouse and tell them what records you need. There may be a minimal fee for copies. If the records were sealed, however, no luck.
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Hmmm.... try the police or the office of records for your county.  Good luck
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I think you can go to any courthouse and search the records but if you want to copy anything, then you have to pay.\n\nCall whichever county courthouse is involved and ask them.
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Go to the court =house there and ask for it...*open to public records*..cost is different for every county , here where I am from it is 25 cents a copy per page, but it is open records.
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go to the county court house and reqest it. They usually charge a couple dollars per page, but unless you are a minor its public record and anyone could get it.
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go to the county u live in and put it in the search engine
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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.
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You can request records at this website...free.
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Try the courts record office, or the local newspaper.
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look up your local circuit clerks office on the internet most places have public records available on the internet
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You can go to the county court house web page and search public records of past or current charges or court proceedings . These are all public record and easy to access if your county  court has a web page.
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there are no free ones. you can find one for a fee of 20--30 dollars. if you really want to know you would have to file for records yourself at the courthouse or have them requested on your behalf.
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Four tips:\n1.  Contact the paper directly.  Here is their website:  http://www.dispatch.com/\n2.  Contact the Ohio Historial Scoiety.  They may have copies of the paper on microfiche:  http://www.ohiohistory.org/\n3.  See if your local library has the records on microfiche.\n4.  See if your local univeristy has the records on microfiche.\n\nThis is probably a technology much newer than microfiche.  That is what I used the last time I needed to look up newspaper records.  Good luck.