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- Arkansas Criminal Court Records Arkansas state courts create criminal records for trials involving individuals accused of committing crimes punishable by jail time.
- Arkansas Civil Court Records Arkansas civil court records provide trial records of civil suits brought by citizens and corporations.
- Arkansas Family Court Records Family court records are case files from Arkansas state courts with the legal authority to hear family law matters.
- Arkansas Traffic Court Records Arkansas traffic court records provide legal documentation of traffic violations and infractions committed by individuals operating vehicles.
Arkansas Court Records
The Arkansas Court Records website serves citizens of The Natural State by providing concise information about the structure and organization of the Arkansas Court System. In addition to describing the various types of state courts available, it provides helpful guides to help Arkansans find the court records they want. The public can also find some state court records in the Arkansas Court Records database.
The Arkansas Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) enacted in 1967, protects the rights of citizens to access and obtain copies of Arkansas public records, including court records. The Arkansas Court Records website upholds the state’s FOIA by assisting and making it easy for Arkansans to access open records.
Besides court records, other public records available on the Arkansas Court Records website include crime statistics, criminal justice records, jail information, sex offender registry, and vital records for many of the 75 counties of Arkansas, though results may vary. Arkansans can access the records and informational guides available without sacrificing their privacy or providing reasons for inspecting and copying those public records. By creating an open repository of the state’s public records, the Arkansas Court Records website bolsters Arkansas’ resolve to uphold the nation’s founding principles and make the United States a fair and just society for all.
