We start at the Case Info page to help ensure that users "have the right Smith, John". Furthermore, that is the only page guaranteed to have data on it. However, you can bookmark ANY page on the site in order to get to it quickly. If you often go to the same case(s), just go to the page where you'd prefer to start, then bookmark it in your browser. Then you can use the bookmark to go directly to that page and you'll never even have to do the SEARCH again, much less view the Case Info page.

* There are a few options here, all under the user's control:
         o Change the resolution on your monitor. Though other resolutions will work, the site was designed for a 15 inch monitor running at 800X600 resolution.
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         o Just hit the Enter key. This works whether or not the button is visible. Almost ALL sites on the web work this way.

The website was designed to be viewed on computer monitors, which are wider than they are tall. Change your Page Setup page orientation from portrait to landscape.

Select Internet Options on the Tools menu. Go to the Advanced tab. Under the Printing section check "Print Background Colors and Images".

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According to statute, not all court data is publicly available. Common examples of non-public data include juvenile and adoption cases, as well as any case impounded by the court.

The frequency depends on the court and their software vendor. One vendor has the ability to do practically instantaneous synchronization with Judici. All pages with case data are stamped with a time and date last updated.

Adams County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1987.
Bond County, IL - Criminal and Civil Files are current from 1987.
Boone County, IL - Criminal and Civil Files are current from 08/23/1993.
Carroll County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1988.
Clark County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1989.
Clay County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from September 1988.
Clinton County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1988.
Crawford County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1992.
Coles County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1989.
DeWitt County, IL. - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1989.
Edgar County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1992 on, and all prior cases have been put in if any activity was pending.
Edwards County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 2000.
Effingham County, IL. - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1987.
Fayette County, IL. - Criminal files are current from 1988 on, and all prior cases have been put in if any activity was pending.
Ford County, IL. - Traffic files are current from 1989. Other Criminal and Civil files are current from March 2000, and prior cases have been put in if any activity was pending.
Franklin County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1987.
Hamilton County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 2002.
Henry County, IL - Criminal files are current from 1989 on, and all prior cases have been put in if any activity was pending.
Iroquois County, IL - Civil files are current from 1990. Criminal files are current from 1988.
Jackson County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1985.
Jefferson County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1987.
Jo Daviess County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1992.
Johnson County, IL. - Criminal and Civil files are current from April 1987.
Lawrence County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1999.
Lee County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1989.
Logan County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1989.
Macoupin County, IL - Criminal files are current from 1994 on, and all prior cases have been put in if any activity was pending.
Marion County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1988
Mercer County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1988.
Montgomery County, IL - Criminal and Civil records are current from 1992, as well as those pending at that time.
Morgan County, IL. - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1990.
Moultrie County, IL. - Criminal and Civil records are current from June 1990.
Ogle County, IL - Criminal files are current from 1989 and Civil files are current from 1994.
Pike County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1991.
Richland County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1999.
Rock Island County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1989, as well as those pending at that time.
Shelby County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1988.
Stephenson County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1989.
Union County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1986.
Vermilion County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1989.
Wabash County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 2000.
Wayne County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1988.
Washington County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1997, as well as those pending at that time.
White County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1992.
Whiteside County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1989.
Williamson County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 1986, as well as those pending at that time.
Woodford County, IL - Criminal and Civil files are current from 2000 on, and all prior cases have been put in if any activity was pending.

Not from Judici's records for Illinois courts. Mass distribution of electronic court records is strictly regulated by Illinois Supreme Court policy. Among other things, that policy is intended to prevent improper access to data which is impounded, declared private or otherwise restricted AFTER an organization acquires a copy of it. It is the consensus of Judici.com and every participating court we've ever discussed the matter with that this issue is best avoided by NOT having mass/bulk distribution.

Ad hoc access to the courts' data directly from searches on their websites is acceptable, since it enforces the data privacy and security measures in force at the time of the search.

Users found to be engaged in inappropriate mass distribution will have access to this website revoked for all of their IP addresses.

People with qualifying arrests and convictions may petition the court of their sentencing county for an expungement or sealing of their records. Neither Judici.com or our participating court staff are allowed to offer the sort of detailed legal advice required to do this, but you can check out http://www.state.il.us/defender/exp.html to learn more.