Area of Interest: Finding Public Court Records

Report by: Arthur Turner

I was always vaguely aware that most jurisdiction make court records public. It was not, however, until I had to do some family research that I realised that this was only of any real benefit if you had a huge legal library or if you live within striking distance of the court in whose records you are interested. The internet obviously changed this dynamic and it is now possible to search for anything from Federal Court Records down. The problem still is howver that the information gained is often disjointed and incomplete. All this changed with the coming Court Records.org. This excellent service does not only do complete searches stretching accross all jurisdictions. It also collates and compares information to give you the full picture. I am sure that this service can dramatically cut your research time, regardless of your reason for wanting to trawl through the public court records.

Product Description: 

Court Records.org is a comptely web based service that allows you to put in some basic information that it then uses that the basis for a comprehensive search. It is designed to give the researcher full and instant access to:

• Civil Records
• Criminal Records
• Reverse Records

The accuracy and speed of the service is phenomenal, instantly delivering information that in the past would have required hours in dusty archives to retrieve.

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