are court records considered part of the public record?
Monday, June 14th, 2010 at
10:40 am
I need to retrieve the court records of a previous conviction in Illinois that occured 10 years ago. How can I get them, are they available on the internet?
You usually have to go to the courthouse and pick them up or send a letter requesting your record with specific info (case number, name, dob, ssn) with a check of usually 5 bucks.
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They are public records. They may or may not be on the net; contact the courthouse to find out how to access them on line ( if this is possible) or how to get copies.
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You usually have to go to the courthouse and pick them up or send a letter requesting your record with specific info (case number, name, dob, ssn) with a check of usually 5 bucks.
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Yes they are However in some family court situation the records are sealed to protect children.
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yeah they are
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