Can I get court records for Leon County Texas, 12th judicial district or other Texas counties?
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Yes. You need to go to the office of records or archives in the courthouse where that judicial district is located. Usually there is a civil or a criminal court clerk's office somewhere in that building. There should also be a records office somewhere in that building.\n\nNow, what with heightened courthouse security, checkpoint guards or security guards who check people through the process are often familiar with courthouse protocol and should be able to direct you to the right office.\n\nAlso, it isn't usually hard to find a lawyer walking around there and if you ask one where the right place to go is, it is free legal advice. \n\nBoth a history of warrants and civil penalties should be somewhere in that building.
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County Courthouse has the public records.
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Just give them a call, they'll fill you in.  If it's a bigger county, you can probably do it on-line.  If it's a smaller county, you'll likely have to go to the courthouse to do it.
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http://apps.kycourts.net/CourtRecords/
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Unless they are sealed, court records are public records and available from the court clerk's office. \n\nDepends on what you are looking for as to how soon it is available.
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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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Go to your County Clerk or Register of Deeds, and you can find recorded copies.
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Look up the Johnson County Clerk of Court or the Sheriff's website. Good luck.
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contact the county court clerk
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can usually get info through the clerk of courts in each specified county and state
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You can try looking up the county clerk of courts page for your specific county.  Some clerk of courts pages will provide search tools on names for both civil and criminal records.
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You need to specify the geographic area you are interested in.  This information is normally a matter of public record, but the ease of access varies widely, even within a state.  Some counties in Texas have only recently discovered the Internet and do not have data accessible there.  The data is not easily accessible (i.e., very difficult to extract a usable list) in most Texas jurisdictions.
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Go to Butler County Courthouse and if the records are public you can tell them you want to get a copy of whatever you are looking for. They will probably charge you for copies. However if the records are closed or ongoing you will not be permitted to get a copy.
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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.
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Most states have court records on line\nfor my state I can google "New Mexico State Judiciary ". to get a link fir the district I want to look up\nYou'll need the SSI number or  full name and DOB DL# helps\nwill also show you full court histroy.
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http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/
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Have you scoped out the county recorder?  They probably have the info you need.