White County Courts are judicial bodies that resolves legal disputes at the federal, Arkansas State, or local White County level. Courts typically specialize in a particular area of law, such as criminal, civil, family, and traffic courts. Courts also create records about their cases, which provide information about the defendant and plaintiffs in a trial, the charges brought against an individual, the outcome of a trial, and any sentences, court decrees, or probation orders. Any type of judicial action creates a paper trail, and many courts provide online access to their case records. This includes records on criminal misdemeanors and felonies, divorces, lawsuits against businesses, civil rights violations, complaints about sexual harassment or discrimination, and more. Court databases often allow the public to search cases by the names of the people involved.
Bald Knob District Court Bald Knob AR 3713 Highway 367 72010 501-724-5701
Beebe District Court Beebe AR 201 West Illinois Street 72012 501-882-8110
Bradford District Court Bradford AR 308 West Walnut Street 72020 501-344-2252
Judsonia District Court Judsonia AR 318 Van Buren Avenue 72081 501-729-5222
Kensett District Court Searcy AR 1600 East Booth Road 72143 501-742-3191
McRae District Court McRae AR 115 South Grand Avenue 72102 501-726-3621
Pangburn District Court Pangburn AR 508 Main 72121 501-728-4611
Rosebud District Court Rose Bud AR 5916 Highway 36 72137 501-556-4967
Searcy Circuit Court Searcy AR 300 North Spruce Street 72143 501-279-6223
Searcy County Court Searcy AR 315 North Spruce Street 72143 501-279-6204
Searcy District Court Searcy AR 1600 East Booth Road 72143 501-268-7622
White County District Attorney Offices prosecute legal cases on behalf of the public, including both criminal and civil cases. The office maintains records on prior and ongoing cases, such as prosecutions for criminal felonies and misdemeanors like assault, battery, robbery, and homicide. The White County Court cases also include civil trials against businesses or individuals who have broken the law. A White County case search can identify litigants in a trial and show whether an individual has any criminal convictions or complaints. This makes the District Attorney Office an important resource when conducting a White County background check. District Attorneys may provide online access to their court case information on their websites.
White County Prosecuting Attorney Searcy AR 411 North Spruce Street 72143 501-279-6236