how do i gain acces to uk courthouse public records?
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You can't, they are sealed for 75 years.
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Go to a court house or  city clerk its public record no matter what
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go to bt.com then go to the phone book if you know the address you should be able to get it unless they are ex directory
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Check the local newspapers. Call the local magistrate court and ask. It is public record.
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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.
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Check with the court. They are public records.
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Ask the court clerk to see them. If they haven't been sealed, they will be available for inspection.\n\nIf you mean online, it's unlikely you will find the entire record online without paying a fee.\n\nSearch on (your state, county) court and see what's available.
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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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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 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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You have full access to the criminal records if the court is automated.  If not, you can request access to court records by visiting the courthouse that heard the case you are interested in.
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PUBLIC RECORDS is the key to your answer.\n\nHow much do they charge for records you can get for free, anyway?\n\n\nYou will not be doing anything illegal, however you may be spening money unwisely.  What will you do when they take your money adn send you a report that says they found nothing?
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public records in court house
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go to that persons place of death (courthouse) and inquire as a family member. access public records under that name
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contact the local court house or public record place  you'll most likely have to pay a fee but it is something anyone can obtain
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If you know in what county the people got married you should be able to go to that city's county clerks office and request information since it is public record. However, if you have to find out the place and dates, you are going to have to pay for someone to research that for you.
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I searched for it and it doesn't look like Michigan Court Records are online.\n\nYou can try pay services if you aren't near the courts. I have used both of the sites below (KnowX & Intelius) several times because they aren't subscription based, but pay only for what you want, and they're fairly reasonable.\n\nIf you are near the courts go ahead in and search for what you need. Public records are open to the public. Link below.