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Privacy and Membership Information
About CoJustice.com
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Privacy and Membership Information
- After I've registered,
can I change my billing information?
Of course. Once you are logged in,
just click on the "User Options" link, update your information,
and hit save.
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- Are you going to sell
my personal information?
Because we value your privacy, we will
not compromise your trust by selling, transmitting, or sharing your
account information with anyone else.
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- Does your site track
me as I use the web?
No, but our site does use “cookies”,
which are data files used to communicate with your web browser.
These files are used exclusively to provide security and are not
used to gather information about users. So, when you log out, the
cookies won’t be saved. And we won’t share information
about our users with any other site.
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- Disclaimer
The names in this index may not be a positive identification for
your search. In the absence of other demographic information,
such as SSN or DOB, the name you are viewing may or may not be
the person you are searching for. The information on this index
may contain only five years of criminal history depending on the
jurisdiction(County or Municipal). Therefore, no assumptions should
be made about criminal history. Criminal cases on this index may
represent arrest filing only, and may not have been prosecuted
by the District Attorney. In case of Database error or incorrect
data input, you should always consider going directly to the court
itself.
Information contained in the consumer report should not be the
sole determination in the evaluation of a subject person. All
other facts, references, and current situations should be considered.
Consumer reports are provided to users with the understanding
that the Fair Credit Reporting Act is to be strictly observed.
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About CoJustice.com
- What is CoJustice.com?
CoJustice.com is one of the first online,
real-time court records site in the United States. It was created
as an initiative of the Colorado Judicial Branch and developed,
under contract, by a private company, americandatabank.com of Denver.
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- What court records can
I search?
You can search any open case in Colorado.
In the district courts: domestic relations, civil, water, and
criminal. In the county courts: traffic, traffic infraction,
civil (to $10,000), small claims, and misdemeanors.
You cannot search any sealed case in Colorado. In the district courts:
probate, mental health, juvenile adoption, juvenile delinquency,
juvenile relinquishment, and general juvenile are not accessible.
In the county courts, all sealed cases are not accessible.
Additionally, certain information within each case is non-public.
Social security numbers are omitted, as are street addresses. All
parties to a case except the plaintiff and defendant (and in domestic
relations cases, the petitioner and the respondent) are considered
non-public. This includes judges, victims, police officers and jurors.
Attorney names, however, are public.
Long narratives are excluded from the database, as are suppressed,
sealed, or confidential filing. Financial information - such as
fines - are summarized, not detailed.
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- What information is
needed to conduct a court records search?
We've made searching our database easier
than ever! Just enter the last name and either the full first name
or part of it.
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- What if I need more
information than is contained in the result?
You can check the Judicial Branch listings
for the appropriate district or county court phone numbers and addresses.
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- What if the information
provided is inaccurate?
Government records can and do contain
misinformation. If you find an inaccuracy, the Judicial Branch recommends
that you write or call the applicable court.
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- I need help. Where do
I go?
We have four ways to assist you with
your search. You can click on the search tips button for information
on better searching. It's located on each of the search screens.
Or you can call us at 1-800-267-8456, e-mail us.
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- How timely is the information?
The information is virtually real-time.
Therefore, when the change is made in the state system it is reflected
here.
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- What are public records?
Public Records are gathered by various
offices and agencies with the purpose of being made publicly available.
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