Are Utah court records public?
Most justice, district and appellate court records are public. Anyone can see and make copies of public records.
How do I look up someone’s criminal record in Utah?
If you would prefer to find records in person rather than online, you can do so by visiting a public terminal for searching district court cases. These terminals are available for use at many district court locations, as well as the State Law Library.
How can I find my court date in Utah?
For court date information, after a citation has been received, please call (801)535-6300, Monday through Friday during our phone hours between 8:30 am and 4:00 pm.
Where can I find Salt Lake County district court records?
Anyone can access the Salt Lake County District Court records from public terminals at the courthouse. Obtaining copies of court records costs 25 cents per sheet and $4 per certified document. Case records are also available online. Note that accessing the online depository requires subscribing to the service.
How do I get a copy of my Utah court records?
In Salt Lake County, the Utah Third District Court Clerk is primarily responsible for managing court records. Anyone can access the Salt Lake County District Court records from public terminals at the courthouse. Obtaining copies of court records costs 25 cents per sheet and $4 per certified document.
Where is the Utah Supreme Court located in Salt Lake City?
Thank you. COURT PARKING Salt Lake City Justice Court is located downtown (333 S. 200 E.) where parking is very limited it is suggested that you take advantage of public transit. The closest TRAX station to the Justice Court is the Library stop located on 400 South.
Who is responsible for maintaining criminal records in Salt Lake County?
In Salt Lake County, the Third District Court is responsible for maintaining criminal records. Statewide, the Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI) manages criminal records and makes them available to interested individuals. How Do I Get Salt Lake County Criminal Records?
