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This unique search is not offered elsewhere. With a one search
you are able to look into multiple court records and discover if the
person was sued before either federal or state courts, filed for a
bankruptcy, had any liens or judgments or was arrested.
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Wisconsin Courts Records
Statewide Court records of felony and
misdemeanor cases disposed since 1992. Results include name,
date of birth, case number, county of offense, charges,
disposition, disposition date and sentence date. Updates
pending.
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About Wisconsin Courts: The chief justice
is the administrative head of the judicial system,
exercising authority according to procedures adopted by the
Supreme Court. The structure is analogous to a corporation,
with the chief justice as the chair of the board, the other
justices as the board of directors, and the director of
state courts as the chief operating officer.
For
administrative purposes, the circuit courts are divided into
ten judicial administrative districts. The districts range
in size from one county to 13 counties. The judicial
business in each district is supervised by a chief judge
selected by the Supreme Court to serve a two-year term. A
chief judge can serve up to three two-year terms if the
court continues to appoint him or her. Each district also
has a district court administrator who is a permanent
employee of the Director of State Courts Office who in turn
is assisted by a court management assistant. The district
court administrators' offices are generally located in the
largest city in the respective district.
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