Wisconsin Civil Court Record
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How to fill out Wisconsin Civil Court Record?
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CCAP brings state-of-the-art computer technology and software to Wisconsin's circuit courts by developing hardware and software and providing training and technical support.
In Wisconsin, adult criminal history informa- tion is considered public record and may be accessed by anyone making a request. Fees may be imposed to cover the costs of repro- ducing copies of police reports and court documents.
Request copies of documents and get more information on a case from the Clerk of Court in each county. Court of Appeals and Supreme Court opinions can be found online on the Wisconsin Court System website from 1995 to present.
SCR 72.01 Retention of original record. All papers deposited with the clerk of circuit court in every proceeding commenced under chapter 801 of the statutes: 20 years after entry of final order.
