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Finding U.S. District Court of NJ Cases Justia - is a company that offers free links and information on court dockets and filings. This site allows you to track a docket. The information will have the most recent date of an update. More recent docket listing can be found on PACER.
Under New Jerseys clean slate provision, you may be eligible to expunge an entire record of arrests and convictions.
Certain records are not available for public inspection in accordance with statutes and the Rules of Court Governing the State of New Jersey Judiciary. Confidential records and information will not be returned in your search results.
Finding NJ State Cases Often court records can not be found freely online or via a legal database (Westlaw, etc.). You can either visit the county clerk where the case was held to obtain records, or see if the state has an online portal.
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