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Bay County Court Records

Accessing Bay County Court Records

You can access cases filed in Bay County courts by searching the online portal for Bay County Court records. The portal is accessible through the following link https://court.baycoclerk.com/BenchmarkWeb2/CourtCase.aspx/CaseSearch. You can search the portal by name, case number, and/or citation number.

You can use the portal to search for criminal, civil, and traffic Bay County Court records. You have the option to search by the last name only, however, the more information that you are able to provide, the more narrow your search results will be. The search results screen displays the case summary, name of the party in the case, party type, the status of the case, disposition, case number, booking and citation numbers (if applicable), birth year, charge, and offense description.

If you look under the case summary you will find a link to view the case. The case details page will include a register of all actions performed in the case including the date and time, access to documents available for the case, the option to view other cases for the defendant in the case, the filing date of the case, the judge presiding over the case, and all the parties involved in the case.

About Bay County Clerk of Court and Comptroller

The Bay County Clerk of Court and Comptroller office is located in Panama City, FL, Bill Kinsaul is the current Clerk of Circuit Court in Bay County. His responsibilities include recordkeeping and maintaining court case documents and records for cases filed in the Bay County Court system.

Bay County Court Records
Bay County Court Records

Requesting Bay County Court Records

If you need more information on a court case or you would like to request copies of court documents and records or need certified copies of court records you would need to contact the clerk of court’s office. When you are searching for court Records the section for dockets will have the option to request certain documents related to the case and have emailed to the email address that you provide.

If you request documents through the online search portal, it takes at least 3 business days for the clerk’s office to respond to your request. You can fill out a form to request court records through the following link https://app.sharebase.com/#/document/278046/share/365-YOvNj-hG4sPgFHj4j7APN1gOGAU. If you are requesting court records the clerk’s office will not accept requests by email unless it is through the online search portal. This is to reduce the risk of computer viruses.

For any other assistance or questions about Bay County Court documents and records, you will need to contact the county clerk’s office.

Contacting Bay County Clerk’s Office

If you need to contact the Bay County Clerk’s office, you can do so by mail, fax, email, phone, or in-person during regular hours of operation. The hours of operation are Monday-Friday between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. excluding legal holidays.

The contact information for the clerk’s office is:

Bay County Clerk of Circuit Court

300 E 4th St

Panama City, FL 32401

Phone: 850-763-9061

Fax: 850-747-5188

Email: webbaycoclerk@baycoclerk.com

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Sangamon County Court Records

How to lookup Sangamon County Court Records

The general public has the right to review and inspect court cases maintained and filed in Sangamon County Court. Sangamon County Court records can be found through the online search portal, going in person to the courthouse, mailing a request to the courthouse, and emailing the circuit clerk’s office.

The online search portal is accessible through this link http://records.sangamoncountycircuitclerk.org/sccc/Home.sc. You can search for Sangamon County Court records by the following:

  • Name
  • Case number
  • Driver’s license number
  • Ticket or citation number
  • The filing date

To begin a search, click on the search type and agree to the disclaimer. Enter the information related to the type of search you are performing. If you are doing a name search you can search by the following additional features partial name, sounds like, and starts with to help locate court records.

When your search results are displayed, you can refine your search to narrow down the results. You can use the following search parameters to refine your search:

  • Birth year
  • Case type
  • Case year

Scroll through the results displayed until you locate the case you are looking for and click on the case. When you click on the case link, the printable docket detail will be displayed. You will see a link to download the docket and print it out at the top of the page.

Sangamon County Court Records
Sangamon County Court Records

The docket detail overview will give you access to the following information:

  • Case number and type of case
  • The filing date, offense date
  • The name of the judge
  • The status of the case
  • Parties involved
  • Court hearings and events including a timestamp of the date and time.
  • Sentencing, disposition, and fines and fees

When using the online search portal it is not required to register for an account. Most of the information that you need can be found on the search portal. However er, if you are unable to find what you need, then you need to contact the circuit clerk’s office.

How to obtain copies of Sangamon County Court records

If you need copies of court documents or need documents and/or records to be certified, you will need to contact the clerk’s office.

If you need assistance performing a search, you will be charged $4.00 for the search, along with fees for copies of the court records. Fees can be paid by cash when in person, and if you are mailing a request you would need to pay with a personal check or money order.

Where is Sangamon County Court?

The Sangamon County Courthouse is located in the Sangamon County Courts Complex in Springfield, IL. The court is responsible for maintaining, filing, and storing cases filed in the Sangamon County Court. The clerks are responsible for taking payments and assisting individuals with court services.

How to contact Sangamon County Court

If you need to contact the Sangamon County Circuit Court Clerk, you can reach them by phone, in person, email, mail, and fax.

Sangamon County Circuit Court Clerk

Sangamon County Courts Complex

200 South Ninth Street

Springfield, IL 62701

Phone: 217-753-6674

Email: circuitclerk@co.sangamon.il.us

Hours: 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday

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Genesee County Court Records

How to find Genesee County Court records

Genessee County Court records are accessible through a number of different methods. You can access these records by contacting the Genesee County Court to send a request, visit the courthouse in person, or accessing the court records through the online search portal.

Genesee County Court allows the general public to view, access, and obtain copies of court cases and documents filed in the Genesee County Clerk’s Office.

Can you access court records online?

To access Genesee County Court records online, you need to go to https://7thcircuitcourt.com/. You will need to click on the link for court records located under the court info dropdown menu.

This portal allows you to search for the Register of Action by name or case number, or Court Schedule by docket date and time, name of the judge, or name of the attorney. The Register of Action is an overview of the case. When searching by name, you can search for a party name, business name, full name, and partial name. Once you click the case detail button your search results will be displayed.

The search results page will display the name of the party, the case number, the type of party, and the filing date. If you want to sort the columns in ascending or descending order, click on the headers of each column. Scroll through the results until you locate the case that you want to look up.

Click on the case and you will see the Register of Action page. This page is a list of all events and hearings that have occurred including the date, time, and location. You will also find case notes, actions that have occurred such as sentencing and disposition, monetary obligations, detailed information about the party involved in the case, and details about the charges, such as offense date, type of charge, and the outcome of the charge.

If you need copies of documents or more information about the case, you will need to contact the Genesee County Clerk’s office.

How to request copies of Genesee County Court records

If you would like to view court files at the county clerk’s office, you will need to make an appointment with the Genesee County Clerk. You can order copies of court records and documents by contacting the legal division of the county clerk’s office.

If you are searching for a misdemeanor criminal case record, you would need to contact the District court. The Genesee County District Court is responsible for the following:

Genesee County Court Records
Genesee County Court Records
  • Parking tickets
  • Traffic violations
  • Criminal misdemeanor cases
  • Small claims
  • Civil cases
  • Preliminary felony cases

Contacting Genesee County Court

Genesee County Circuit Court

900 S. Saginaw St 2nd Flr

Flint, MI 48502

Phone: 810-424-4355

Fax: 810-239-9280

Hours: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. excluding holidays.

Website: https://7thcircuitcourt.com/#

Legal Division Located in the County Court building

For Genesee County Court records

Phone: 810-257-3220

Fax: 810-424-4455

Genesee County District Court

To order court records:

Use the form found on the records requests page https://www.67thdc.com/record-checks/.

Central Court

630 S. Saginaw St Ste 124

Flint, MI 48502

Phone: 810-257-3170

Hours: Monday through Friday from 8 a.m until 4 p.m.

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Lasalle County Court Records

Accessing Lasalle County Court Records

If you need to lookup court cases filed in Lasalle County Courts, you have a number of options available to you. You can use public terminals located in the Lasalle County Courthouses, you can go online remotely and access their online portal, or you can contact the Lasalle County Circuit Clerk’s office.

The online portal is accessible from the Lasalle County Circuit Clerk home page using this link https://lasallecounty.com/. From this link, you will need to click on the tab for online court records. After clicking on the tab, you are ready to begin your search.

Using Lasalle County Online Portal

When you are ready to begin using Lasalle County’s online portal, click on the link. This will pull up the Lasalle County Court records online search tool.

You have the option to search for Lasalle County court records using the name or case number of the court case that you want to access. Enter the last name followed by the first name if you wish to do a search by name. This will display all court records with the name that you have entered.

The results page will display the individual’s name, participant type, the case number, the case type, and may or may not display the year of birth. Scroll through the court records until you locate the court record that you wish to view. If you click on the header in each column you can sort the results in ascending or descending order that column.

Scroll through the results until you locate the court record you are looking for. Click on the link for the court case and you will see the case overview. On the case overview screen, you will see tabs for the docket, additional information, fines/fees, and receipts. You can click on the tabs to expand the information displayed for that court case.

You will have the option to print the information that is available for your records. If you need additional information or certified copies of court records, you will need to contact the Lasalle County Circuit Clerk’s office for assistance.

Lasalle County Court Records

Contacting Lasalle County Courts

The Lasalle County Circuit Clerk’s office is open Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m until 4:30 p.m. with the exception of legal holidays.

The general contact information for the court is:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

119 W Madison St

Ottawa IL 61350

707 Etna Road

Ottawa IL 61350

Phone: 815-434-8671

Requesting Lasalle County Court records

If you need to request copies of Lasalle County Court records, you can go in person to one of the Circuit Clerk Office locations and mail, fax, or email a request to the clerk’s office.

For Criminal records requests:

Mail: LaSalle County Circuit Clerk

707 Etna Rd

Ottawa, IL 61350

Phone: 815-434-8271

Fax: 815-434-8299

Email: criminal copies@lasallecounty.com

For Civil records requests:

Mail: LaSalle County Circuit Clerk

119 W. Madison Street Room 201

Ottawa, IL 61350

Phone: 815-434-8671

Fax: 815-433-6647

Email: copyrequests@lasallecounty.com

Cost for Copies:

Certified documents: $6.00 each

1st page: $2.00

Up to 19 pages: $.50 each page

Over 20 pages: $.25 each page

For criminal cases, you only need to submit written requests for certified copies, for civil cases, you must submit written requests for all copies. You need to include payment for copies and provide as much detail as possible.

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Greenville County Court Records

About Greenville County Court

The Greenville County Courthouse is located in Greenville, SC, and is part of the 13th Judicial Circuit. The solicitor for Greenville County is W. Walter Wilkins, who is also the solicitor for Pickens County.

The court handles, maintains, and files cases that are in the Greenville County jurisdiction. The court is the recordkeeper for Greenville County Court records and offers a number of different ways for the general public to access these records pursuant to the right to inspect public court records.

How to search for Greenville County Court records

If you want to search or access court records you can do so through the online portal. This is the preferred method of accessing court records by the courts and the general public.

To access the online search portal you will need to go to the following link https://www2.greenvillecounty.org/SCJD/PublicIndex/PISearch.aspx. This link allows you to view court cases that were filed in the Greenville County 13th Judicial Circuit.

You have the option to search court cases by party name, business name, and case number. If you want to narrow down or refine search results, you can enter additional search criteria in the search fields. This includes the following:

  • Adding the party type
  • Adding the middle name
  • Actions filed, arrested, case filed, disposed of, and judgment issued date ranges.
  • Type of action
  • Case type and case subtype
  • For civil cases, you can select license pending, judgments, and you can perform a cross-index search between a judgment for and judgment against parties in a case.
Greenville County Court Records
Greenville County Court Records

When you are done entering your search criteria into the search form your search results will display at the bottom of the search screen. The number of search result records that you receive depends on the criteria you entered on the search page and how specific you were.

The results page will display the name, party type, case number, file date, case status, disposition date, type of case, and the agency that filed the case. You will need to scroll through the search results to locate the case you are looking for and view the details.

Once you have located the case that you are looking for, you will need to click on the case number hyperlink to view the case. This will direct you to the court summary page and you will be able to view more detailed information regarding the court case.

How to request Greenville County Court records

If you can’t find what you are looking for or you have additional questions, you would need to contact the County Solicitor’s office. You can also click on this link https://www.sccourts.org/caseSearch/. This is the online search portal that is managed by the state of South Carolina Judicial System.

Contacting Greenville County Court

If you need to contact the Greenville County Court for questions about Greenville County Court records, you can reach them by fax, phone, mail, in person, and email.

Here is the contact information:

Greenville County Courthouse

305 E. North Street

Greenville, SC 29601

Phone: 864-467-8647

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Hays County Court Records

How do I search for Hays County Court Records?

If you are searching for Hayes County court records, there are a couple of different ways that you can access the records. You can search the only portal through the following link http://public.co.hays.tx.us/default.aspx. If you don’t have access to the internet, there are public terminals located in the courthouse that are available to the public to inspect Hays County court records.

You can request the District Clerk’s office to conduct a search and they charge $5.00 per name that they search. You can submit a request online through the request form or you can email the district clerk to request them to perform a search for the court records that you need.

What do I do if I want a copy of Hays County Court Records?

If you want copies of the documents that you requested, you will need to submit an additional charge per page on top of the charge to search for the name. You will need to get a quote from the district clerk’s office by emailing or sending an online message to determine the cost of the search.

You have the option to mail a request to the Hays County District Court at the Hays County Government Center.

Can I print a copy online?

If you print the court information that is online from your computer you will not have a certified copy of the court records. If you need a certified copy of the court records, you will need to contact the District Clerk’s office to obtain these copies. Copies for certified court records are $1.00 per page.

How do I obtain certified copies of Hays County Court Records?

Hays County Court Records
Hays County Court Records

If you would like to receive certified copies of the court records, you will need to do one of the following:

  • Send an email to distclerk@co.hays.tx.us. The email would be to request a quote of the request. You will then receive an amount for the search and you will need to have this paid before the clerk’s office will process your search. Details on paying for the court records can be found by clicking this link https://hayscountytx.com/courts/district-clerk/records-search/. Once the clerk’s office has received payment they will send you a confirmation by mail or email.
  • You can mail a request for court records to the following address:

Hays County District Clerk

Hays County Government Center

712 South Stagecoach Trail Ste 2211

San Marcos, TX 78666

What types of records can I request?

There are a number of different types of records that you can request. This includes:

  • Criminal case records
  • Civil family and probate case records
  • Jail records
  • Court records and documents filed in the Hays county courts.

Where is Hays County Courthouse located?

The Hays County Courthouse is located in the Hays County Government Center. The District Clerk’s office is opened Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. excluding legal holidays.

The contact information for the District Clerk:

District Clerk: Beverly Crumley

Hays County Government Center Suite 2211

712 South Stagecoach Trail

San Marcos, TX 78666

Phone: 512-393-7660

Email: distclerk@co.hays.tx.us

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Hawaii Court Records

In most states, including Alaska and Hawaii, the general public has the right to access court records for cases filed in their courts. Hawaii has its own restrictions on what is accessible to the public, however, most court records and documents are available for the general public to inspect. If you are looking for information on accessing Hawaii court records, you have come to the right spot!

Here you will find the answers to the most common questions asked when searching for Hawaii court records.

How do I look up Hawaii Court records?

You can look up court cases in Hawaii by accessing the online search portal or by contacting the courts. To access the online portal, you would need to visit http://jimspss1.courts.state.hi.us:8080/eCourt/ECC/PartyNameSearch.iface. This portal gives you access to traffic, circuit, civil, criminal, family, district, and appellate court cases.

You can search for cases by party name, case information, or you can perform vehicle searches by license plate or VIN information. You have the option to perform a partial or phonetic name search and to refine or filter your search by providing additional search criteria.

What can I view from Hawaii Court records online?

When you perform a search for court records online you have access to information regarding the case. If you are searching for documents within the case you will need to contact the courts unless there is a PDF icon next to the document. This indicates that you can access the document once payment for the document is received.

Hawaii Court Records
Hawaii Court Records

The case information that you can access includes the following:

  • Case id number and case name
  • Parties involved in the case
  • Violation date, criminal charge, charge type,
  • File date
  • Disposition and case status
  • Court events and hearings, with dates and times
  • Court case location and division

How do I request Hawaii Court records?

If you cannot access a PDF file for the documents that you wish to view, you would need to submit a request to the courts. There is a form available online to request court documents from the Hawaii court records.

You can use the following link to access the records request form https://www.courts.state.hi.us/docs/1FP/1CP855.pdf. Make sure the form is completely filled out or your request will not be processed. The fees to obtain copies of the court records are listed on the request form.

You would need to contact the court where the case was filed in person, by phone, or by sending a message through the online support link.

How do I contact the Hawaii courts?

If you wish to contact the Hawaii courts, you will need to refer to the location or division of where the case was filed. The courts in Hawaii are divided by circuits, each circuit court has its own location and contact information.

To access a directory of each court’s contact information, you will need to access this link https://www.courts.state.hi.us/court-locations-and-addresses. If you need assistance determining which court to contact, you would need to call the Judiciary’s Communications and Community Relations Office by dialing 808-539-4909.

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Seminole County Court Records

How to find Seminole County Court records

There are a number of ways to find Seminole County Court records. You have the option to search for records using the online portal, contacting the clerk of courts, and mailing or faxing a request to the clerk’s office.

If you wish to search for Seminole County court records using the online portal you will need to go to www.seminoleclerk.org/online-services/records-online/. When you access the portal you will find links to search for records online.

You are able to search for the following types of Seminole County Court records through this link:

  • Property records
  • Traffic tickets/citations
  • Criminal court cases
  • Foreclosures
  • Tax deed sales
  • Civil court cases

Click on the link for the type of search you want to perform. This will bring you to the search page. On the search page, you will need to fill in the search fields and press submit.

Seminole County Court Records
Seminole County Court Records

You can search criminal cases by name and/or case number. If you are searching for a criminal court case, you have the option to filter your search results by case type and case category. You can refine your search and narrow down your search results by entering the file date and date of birth.

If you are unsure how to spell the last name, you can perform a partial name search. You would need to enter at least the first letter of the name. After entering your search criteria, your search results will be displayed.

You will need to scroll through your search results and click on the link for the case that you are looking for.

What information is available?

On the search results page, you will have access to the name, case number, date of birth, case type, file date, judge, the charge, the status of the case, and the amount due for court costs and fees. To view detailed information click on the link for the court case.

You will have access to court hearings and events, disposition for the court case, additional information for the parties in the case, the defendant’s attorney, and images or documents that were added to the case.

On the case summary page, you will be able to see what documents are available to view and what’s not available to view. If a document that you are searching for is not viewable, you should contact the clerk of courts to request a copy of the document.

Where is Seminole County Court located?

The Seminole County Courthouse and the Clerk of Circuit Court and Comptroller office are located in Sanford, FL. There are a number of locations for the clerk of court, depending on the department that you are trying to reach.

How do I contact the court?

You can reach the clerk of court by phone, fax, email, or sending a message through the online portal. You can also visit one of the locations during normal business hours to speak with a clerk.

The hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. with the exception of legal holidays.

Seminole County Clerk of Court & Comptroller

101 Eslinger Way

Sanford, Fl 32773

Phone:407-665-4300

Email: clerk@seminoleclerk.org

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Alaska Court Records

Alaska court records are available to the general public to inspect. Certain court records are considered confidential unless you are a party to the legal proceedings in the case.

This quick tutorial will discuss how you can find, search and access the court records.

How to find Alaska court records

You can find Alaska court records online by accessing the Alaska Court System website. The website provides links to locate court records, requesting court documents, forms needed for court hearings, and other court services you may need.

The general public can access the website using any computer or device that has an internet connection. You also have the option to contact the courts if you do not have access to the internet.

Alaska Court Records
Alaska Court Records

Search Alaska court records

If you want to search and access court records, you need to either click on the link through the Alaska Court System website, or you will need to type www.court.alaska.gov/main/search-cases.htm in your web browser. From there you can select a search option, whether you want to look up Appellate Court Cases, or Trial Court Cases. The Trial Court Cases option allows you to use the link to pay your fines and fees for a case online and provides a link to post bail online.

After you clicked the link for trial court cases you need to select the action that you wish to perform from options given on the left-hand side of the screen. If you scroll to the bottom of the screen and click “search cases” you will be redirected to the case search screen.

The case search screen allows you to search by case number, name of the party, or ticket/citation number. If you search by name, you will need to enter the first and last name to perform your search. You can enter initials, nicknames, and/or partial names if you are unsure how to spell the name.

You can select to receive up to 75 results per page, the search results page will display the number of records there are for your search, and the case number, type, status, file date, and party information.

You can filter your search by clicking on the appropriate heading in each column, then scroll through the court records to locate the case you are searching for. Once you have located the court records click on the case number link to access the case information.

Once you click on the link for the court record, you will have the option to view party information, details about the charges, past and future court hearings, financial information, court location, and the judge presiding over the case.

Contact information for Alaska court records

There is a directory on the website that has a link to the courts for questions regarding a court case. You will need to contact the court where the case was filed for more information. The court system is open Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. and Fridays from 8 a.m. until noon.

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Court Records Forum

What is a forum court?

A forum court is where either a court of justice, judicial tribune, or jurisdiction hears and makes decisions on disputes. Usually, this applies to lawsuits involving contractual disputes.

Forum selection clause

A forum selection clause is an agreement stated in a contract where disputes are heard based on personal selection or an establishment of venue.

What is a court records forum?

A court records forum is designed to provide information or answers to questions about court records. There are a number of sites that offer forums for the general public to verify or confirm information related to their first amendment freedoms.

With this type of forum, you are educated about your freedom and rights to access court records. There are certain amendments that allow you to access court records that courts may not allow you to access.

To find out more information, it is necessary to access a forum for this information. Some county court clerks will provide a forum for the public to understand and access information regarding court records and what information can be accessed.

Court Records Forum
Court Records Forum

How do you access a court records forum?

You can access a forum for court records by going through your local courthouse or joining an online forum designed for court records information. You would more than likely need to complete a signup form that asks for basic information, such as your name, age, and email address.

When you signup for a forum for court records, you want to make sure that you are provided with accurate information and where the information is coming from. For example, some non-profit, non-partisan organizations have attorneys that will offer advice for informational purposes. The site will tell you the information is not to be used or intended for legal purposes.

If you want to research the court records forum for any courts, you will need to access the court records forum for the court that the case was filed. Most forums online will provide information about how to access court records for any court, however, due to state laws, the information cannot be distributed for third-party distribution.

Can I find records for any court?

If you want to find court records for any court you should contact a clerk of the court’s office in your area to see if holding public forums is part of their services. If it is a part of their services, you should ask when public forums are held.

Who uses the court records forum?

Forums are used by the courts and the general public, to provide, exchange, and access information involving court record information access. These forums are legal education seminars and/or sessions that are available free of charge(in most areas) to the general public.

On the county clerk’s website, you can access a link to register for a forum or find out more information regarding the forum. If you need assistance or help to register or locate the link to register, you need to contact the clerk’s office.