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Records stay online for a while. Evictions, other small claims records, and some criminal cases can stay on for 20 years. Other criminal stuff stays there for 100 years.

Wisconsin courts can resume in-person hearings and jury trials if they can come up with plans to protect participants and observers from the coronavirus, under an order from a divided state Supreme Court. ... The chief judge of each judicial administrative district must approve the plans before proceedings can resume.

Request copies of documents and get more information on a case from the Clerk of Court in each county. Court of Appeals and Supreme Court opinions can be found online on the Wisconsin Court System website from 1995 to present.

Who Can Access Criminal History Information & How? In Wisconsin, adult criminal history informa- tion is considered public record and may be accessed by anyone making a request. Fees may be imposed to cover the costs of repro- ducing copies of police reports and court documents.

Criminal records including arrest records are available to employees through the Wisconsin Department of Justice Crime Information Bureau. Most employers conduct a search using a person's name as opposed to one with fingerprints.

Credit Reporting Agencies FCRA places time limits on some information that appear on the report, such as 10 years for bankruptcies and seven years for civil judgments and paid tax liens. Criminal convictions have no limitation; they remain on the credit report indefinitely.

Request copies of documents and get more information on a case from the Clerk of Court in each county. Court of Appeals and Supreme Court opinions can be found online on the Wisconsin Court System website from 1995 to present.

CCAP is responsible for supporting the IT needs of the entire Wisconsin Court System. CCAP is a state-initiated and funded program that supports joint state/county responsibility for the court system. ...