UniCourt

Thanks for reaching out. If you’d like to have your court record removed from our site and de-indexed from the internet search engines (Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc.), please follow the below steps. If you’ve any further questions please visit us at UniCourt.com.1) Go to the web page (URL) that displays your case2) Scroll down the page near the bottom and click the link “remove request”3) You’ll be redirected to the Court Record Removal Request page. Please fill in the required information and click “Submit”4) Once we receive your removal request, we’ll initiate the process.It should be noted that UniCourt believes is open access to court records. We organize and publish court records and make them universally accessible and useful to the public. Court records by law are open to inspection by the general public. There are no “private facts” in court records unless they have been sealed by a court order. With that said, we also respect the privacy concerns of individuals who wish not to have their court record published by us which is why on each record we publish we provide a way to request their removal.There is a well-established judicial principle that has recognized the positive role played by allowing public access to court records. Public access to court records permits the public to monitor and participate in such proceedings. Public access can assist the general public in fact finding on certain subject matters. It can also provide an effective restraint on individuals, corporations, and the judicial system itself to curtail potential abuses in judicial proceedings. The United States Supreme Court, federal courts, and state courts have all endorsed the concept of free and open access to court proceedings and court records. It has been found that such access promotes public confidence in such governmental proceedings by providing a means by which citizens can scrutinize judicial power and enhance the truth findings function of the court.

Thanks for reaching out. If you’d like to have your court record removed from our site and de-indexed from the internet search engines (Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc.), please follow the below steps. If you’ve any further questions please visit us at UniCourt.com.1) Go to the web page (URL) that displays your case2) Scroll down the page near the bottom and click the link “remove request”3) You’ll be redirected to the Court Record Removal Request page. Please fill in the required information and click “Submit”4) Once we receive your removal request, we’ll initiate the process.It should be noted that UniCourt believes is open access to court records. We organize and publish court records and make them universally accessible and useful to the public. Court records by law are open to inspection by the general public. There are no “private facts” in court records unless they have been sealed by a court order. With that said, we also respect the privacy concerns of individuals who wish not to have their court record published by us which is why on each record we publish we provide a way to request their removal.There is a well-established judicial principle that has recognized the positive role played by allowing public access to court records. Public access to court records permits the public to monitor and participate in such proceedings. Public access can assist the general public in fact finding on certain subject matters. It can also provide an effective restraint on individuals, corporations, and the judicial system itself to curtail potential abuses in judicial proceedings. The United States Supreme Court, federal courts, and state courts have all endorsed the concept of free and open access to court proceedings and court records. It has been found that such access promotes public confidence in such governmental proceedings by providing a means by which citizens can scrutinize judicial power and enhance the truth findings function of the court.

The following should be noted about the person who made this complaint:This person has never been our customer;This person has never used our products or services;This person has never been solicited by us (advertised to) for our products or services;In addition, it should be noted that UniCourt believes is open access to court records. We organize and publish court records and make them universally accessible and useful to the public. We follow the well articulated federal and state public policy that promotes open access to court records. The subject matter of this complaint is about limiting public access to court records. Court records by law are open to inspection by the general public. There are no “private facts” in court records unless they have been sealed by a court order.Further, there is a well-established judicial principle that has recognized the positive role played by allowing public access to court records. Public access can assist the general public in fact-finding on certain subject matters. It can also provide an effective restraint on individuals, corporations, and the judicial system itself to curtail potential abuses in judicial proceedings. *** have all endorsed the concept of free and open access to court proceedings and court records.With that said, UniCourt also respects the privacy concerns of individuals who wish not to have their court record published by us. Therefore, on each court record we publish, we provide a clear process for people to follow if they would like to request the removal of their court record from the internet search engines ***.). As a courtesy, we have initiated the process of removal from our end. It will take about a week for the search engines to de-index. There is no further action required.Based on the above, we request the Revdex.com to remove this complaint against us because it violates Revdex.com's complaint guidelines.

Thank you so much for reaching out to us. We have removed your information. Please feel free to contact us if you have any other questions or need any additional information.