how can I access public records for Oconee County SC?
442455
Go to the county courthouse and ask for the records department.  The bureaucrat on duty may not be of much help, but the records are there for your perusal--for free.
136990
Go to the Horry county court building. They should be able to guide you through it. But- I think you will have to go to Columbia.
1079930
Go to a court house or  city clerk its public record no matter what
1013364
Some California courts have records available online.  However, San Diego County courts only has a name index available online.  You might be able convince a court clerk to give you the information over the phone, but your best be is to go to the branch court where the case was handled and look it up in person.  The files are public record, so you have pay for a photocopy fo the verdict or judgment.
652090
Most court records are public. Simply contact the courthouse and tell them what records you need. There may be a minimal fee for copies. If the records were sealed, however, no luck.
1036253
I think you can go to any courthouse and search the records but if you want to copy anything, then you have to pay.\n\nCall whichever county courthouse is involved and ask them.
597474
please, with Only $34.95. Instantly search court records for any US county....\nwww.court-record.org\nhopefully that would help you.
718261
Call the county clerk.
252272
Go into the county recorder.  It's public information.
178551
Go on your local county govt. web-site and do a search :-)\nusually: www.yourcounty.gov
470129
Visit or call the clerks office of the Summit County court.  That is who you must get those records from.  \nhttp://www.cpclerk.co.summit.oh.us/
945075
do a search for the county jails in youre area. then see if they have an online roster. inmates are not privelaged info, you can even go to the county jail and ask for a copy of the inmates list. they may charge you a fee to view it. some states have all their court records online. for example i am in oklahoma, you can visit www.odcr.com and get  a list of any and all public court records in the state. please let us know what state you are in and i will help you find the website.
556454
There is usually a way to look at public records for free, if you go to the location itself. You have to be really specific and know exactly what you are looking for though, dates, names, etc,. Otherwise you can waste hours looking though log books or unindexed records. What you are paying for typically is photocopies or technology improvements to make these records web search-able or at least posted to a computer terminal. Some public records contain sensitive information and it is not in the government's best interest to make the data widely available (people's soc numbers, drivers license, birth records, etc,.). There is always the free alternative, but it usually will cost you more in your time than letting the professional have a crack at it.
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The best way is to go to the Courthouse and go to the records department, either check out the file or look through microfilm they have, depending on how old the case is. You can make copies of the info but you can't take the files with you. Its public knowledge unless the case is sealed. Most states want to know why you want to view the files.I've always answered that has personal interest in the case.
161807
You should be able to look at records at the county courthouse
40926
Look in your phone book, under county offices..
529434
Go to the local county records.