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Colorado Judicial Branch - Supreme Court - Clerk of the Court. Cheryl L. Stevens has been with the supreme court since 2001 and has served as Clerk of the Colorado Supreme Court since June 1, 2017.

Mugshots of individuals who have been arrested and charged with a crime are public records in Montana. However, their disclosure is often restricted for security reasons. Mugshots are typically listed on the inmate roaster of local law enforcement websites and the state department of corrections inmate database.

You can search court records in person at the county courthouse where the case was tried. You can also request copies of court records by mail, fax, or email if applicable. To find courts in your area, visit the Court Locator of the Montana Court System website.

Montana compiles its criminal records through the Montana Department of Justice. Name-based background checks are open to a request by the public through an online search, mail-in request, or in-person request.

Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) You can contact the PACER Service Center at .pacer.uscourts.gov for registration information about obtaining a PACER account. The PACER Locator has the ability to search across multiple court units.

The Montana Public Records Act stats that citizens are entitled to public records in the state, however, the Montana Constitution states that no person may be denied such records. The Constitution trumps statute, so anyone may request public documents in Montana.

The Office of the Clerk of Court's roles include assisting with appeals; providing information on Montana attorneys; and guaranteeing openness with official filings and public documents. We are here to serve you. For any questions, please call (406) 444-3858.

Yes. In ance with the Montana Public Records Act, Montana court records are public records made accessible to anyone upon request.