Randall County, TX Public Records

Courts in Randall County

Court Records in Randall County, Texas

The Rules of Judicial Administration and the Common Law Right of Access govern public access to court records in Randall County. The judicial system in the county develops court records during court cases, including dockets, subpoenas, motions, complaints, exhibits, affidavits, pleadings, and judgments.

Randall County court records can be accessed in person at the District Clerk's office or by making a record request via mail. Using the Randall County Judicial Records, you may find criminal, civil, family, and probate case records. Most Randall County court records are accessible to the public, but some are restricted because they include sensitive or private information that is regarded as confidential. Among the classified records are juvenile, sealed, and adoption records.

Jails and Prisons in Randall County

Find Inmate Search and Jail Records in Randall County, Texas

The county jails and correctional facilities are managed by the Randall County Sheriff's Office, like the Randall County Jail in Amarillo. Texas. The jail serves the county and has a maximum capacity of over 450. The public can access its jail records using the Jail Roster platform. This roster contains certain information like the names, race, and ages of the arrested individuals. You may also view the county's Jail Record online using the Judicial Records platform. You will, however, need to provide certain information related to your search. You may also contact the Randall County Sheriff's Office directly via mail or in-person to get these records.

Police Departments and Sheriff Offices in Randall County

Arrest Records in Randall County, Texas

Randall County arrest records are detailed accounts of arrests that occur in the county. They typically contain arrested persons' names, physical descriptions, details about the arrest and detention, mugshot, fingerprints, charges, and information regarding bond or bail. To access these records, visit the city police department or the Sheriff's Office associated with the arrest. The Amarillo Police Department is one such police department found in the county. To help you with your search, you will be asked for details like the name of the arrested person, the time of the arrest, and the case ID number. It should be noted that certain requests for arrest records may be turned down.