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#MARICOPA COUNTY COURT RECORDS THAT HAVE BEEN ARCHIVED ARCHIVE#
#MARICOPA COUNTY COURT RECORDS THAT HAVE BEEN ARCHIVED TRIAL#
#MARICOPA COUNTY COURT RECORDS THAT HAVE BEEN ARCHIVED LICENSE#

#MARICOPA COUNTY COURT RECORDS THAT HAVE BEEN ARCHIVED TRIAL#

This is especially true if the court never conducts a trial on the protective order before it expires after 12 months.

That does not mean that the police necessarily believe that the protective order was justified, nor does it mean that anybody reviewing that record (assuming they're even entitled to access) would be inclined to believe so, either. If you are referring to law enforcement records, then they too will keep a permanent record of the fact that a protective order was issued and served. So I am not sure from your question what exactly you mean by "personal file." If you're referring to the court clerk's office, I think I have answered your question. But this is not your "personal file." It is simply a record of a case that was filed in the applicable court. Similarly, the Superior Court website (which is open to the public) often contains electronic minute entries that show the court's decision concerning a protective order when it is associated with a pending family law case. (In fact, the Maricopa County Superior Court is in the process of converting to electronic, paperless records, along with other jurisdictions as well.) The case file would be there even if the court decided to refuse the protective order when the petitioner made her ex parte application, or dismissed it after a contested hearing.

#MARICOPA COUNTY COURT RECORDS THAT HAVE BEEN ARCHIVED ARCHIVE#

This case file will always be there, until such time as the clerk decides to archive or destroy the records. The clerk has a case file, which contains the petitioner's original request for the protective order, any response filed by you, and minute entries or other court orders deciding the action. You do not have a "personal file" at the court clerk's office. This is a very common question, and derives from a misunderstanding about how the courts work. But how long after does it stay on my personal file. Access ECR Online.Question: If someone puts an order of protection or a restraining order against me, it is good for 1 year from service. The system will not allow access to sealed cases, sealed or confidential documents, Juvenile cases, or Mental Health cases. Attorneys are able to access images on cases where they are on the case record, and individual parties will have access to cases where you are the party of record. The ECR Online system provides access to documents in the Electronic Court Record (ECR) for those cases you, as a registered user, are a party to. This means most images from adult case types are available. All linked images (documents) are available except those not allowed to be viewed, e.g.

#MARICOPA COUNTY COURT RECORDS THAT HAVE BEEN ARCHIVED LICENSE#

Some terminals allow you to print court documents most public access terminals have access to Court Minutes/Minute Entries, iCIS Public Access, Case History, and Marriage License Look Up.

To save time and money by eliminating waiting in line to request a file, and reducing the wait for copies to be made.

Greater access to a file, because electronic files are not "checked out," allowing more than one person to review the same file at the same time and.

To research cases and images without paper files.

You can also access and print scanned images of documents. This means you can view case, party, docket, and judgment information from the computer terminal. You will find computer terminals that access the Integrated Court Information System (iCIS), which allows search capability of both iCIS cases and information available in the L-Index (an archival listing of past cases/documents, with minimal identifying information).

You can access the public information portion of the Court and Clerk's computer system by visiting either of the following locations: