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| − | + | First select from a menu of participating courts on Judici.com. A page will open with that relevant firm's search page. To search for a case at Judici.com, you must to have a case name. Name of the convict and charge text is optional but useful in pinning down the results. | |
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What can you find at Judici.com?
Judici.com allows you to search for court cases in Illinois. You can select from any of the participating courts to look for criminal charges, dispositions and hearing of cases at Judici.com. Not all the information is publicly disclosed.
How to understand cases at Judici.com - A guide by Jeremy J. Richey
Jeremy J. Richey is an attorney at law who blogged about using Judici.com and came up with a usability guide to help people understand common court terms. See his four part blog below:
- Part 1: Case Types
- Part 2: Record Sheet/History
- Part 3: Fines and Fees
- Part 4: Dispositions
Who can use Judici.com?
What do you need to know to search at Judici.com?
First select from a menu of participating courts on Judici.com. A page will open with that relevant firm's search page. To search for a case at Judici.com, you must to have a case name. Name of the convict and charge text is optional but useful in pinning down the results.
