Instant Checkmate
Criminal-record and social-profile search option.
View RecordsFor a Broward County case, follow the Clerk’s court-record access and request instructions.
For a Florida criminal case, identify the court that handled it and use that court’s case-search or clerk route. A statewide criminal-history response is a different product from the docket or a filed document.
Determine which Florida court level and filing jurisdiction owns the case before searching.
Use the Florida case number and party details to avoid mixing same-name records.
Request the filed document from that court only when the docket result itself is not enough.
| Question | Official source | What it establishes |
|---|---|---|
| Primary record route | Florida Courts - Court System | Florida Courts explains that clerks of court manage and preserve records of judicial proceedings. |
| Secondary record layer | FDLE - State of Florida Criminal History Record Check | Florida criminal-history repository; public search methods; fee and certification distinctions |
For a Broward County case, follow the Clerk’s court-record access and request instructions. Online availability varies by case type and date; criminal records before January 6, 2014 have a separate request route. For a different Florida county, use its clerk. Preserve the court and case number when requesting a filing or certified copy.