Minnesota State Records

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Minnesota State Records simplifies the process of seeking out all types of court records, which includes civil court results, criminal court sentences, legal decisions, and other public records.

Court records are open and available to people because of the Freedom of Information Act and their counterparts present in every state, which means any American can access the activities and occurrences from a trial or court event. Because of this the important points of lawsuits, bankruptcy findings, lien judgements, criminal trials and civil trials are all available for perusal and research. Not until a record is redacted, sealed, nullified, or else specified as classified will the record be unavailable. This is often the situation with juvenile criminal court records, divorce records (which are usually only accessible to the people getting divorced and their legal advisors), sealed birth records (for closed adoptions), or in cases of victim anonymity. Outside these exceptions, all court records are viewed as open and available to the population, including civil court records, trial court records, criminal court records, and more. 

Using Minnesota State Records simplifies the operation of finding your record, and just requires a name, or an address to get started. Enter a name, enter an address, and State Records will retrieve every available corresponding record. This includes both digital and digitized records, meaning your search may even yield results from the early twentieth century.