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Ohio started creating public records in 1789 and these records usually contain information from 88 counties, thereby ensuring Ohio abides by the commitment of the United States of America to remain a fair and just society for all. Furthermore, as digitization becomes more standard - a process began in the late 80s - these records are increasingly available online through third party and governmental websites.
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Understanding Ohio's Criminal Justice System

Ohio’s supreme court was established in 1841, making it one of the oldest, and most progressive, in the nation.

Locating An OVI In The State Of Ohio

The Ohio State Government defines an OVI or OVVAUC as a misdemeanor, punishable with severe fines and imprisonment.

What Information Is Included In The Arrest Record

Ohio Courts, police stations, and sheriff’s departments all create arrest records. Find out how to access these records, and what crime rates and arrest records look like in the state of Ohio.

Freedom Of Information Act

The Ohio Open Records Law allows Ohioans to study records created by their governing bodies. The government of Ohio offers its citizens transparency, which provides for a more open and free society.

Cuyahoga County

Cuyahoga holds its seat in the city of Cleveland, and is the second largest county in the State of Ohio. Public records here are available to the public by law.

Hamilton County

Citizens of Hamilton County, Ohio’s third largest county, enjoy the liberties granted to them via the Ohio Public Records Law, and can obtain public records freely.

Franklin County

The largest county in Ohio, Franklin County arrest records, court records, and public records are available to every one of its citizens. Learn more here.

Summit County

Summit County is the fourth most populated county in the state, and holds its government seat in Akron. Public records are available here by law.

Montgomery County

Montgomery County is Ohio’s fifth largest county, and home to the city of Dayton. Citizens in this county have access to public, court, arrest, and criminal records thanks to Ohio’s Open Records Law.

Lucas County

Ohio’s Lucas County is the sixth largest in the state, and home to the city of Toledo. Thanks to Ohio’s Open Records Law, the people of Lucas have access to public records by law.

Butler County

Butler County is Ohio’s seventh largest county, and home to the city of Hamilton. The people of Butler can access public records, including criminal records, arrest records, court records and more.

Stark County

The people of Stark County - Ohio’s eighth largest county, and home to the city of Canton - are able to access public records - such as criminal records - by law thanks to Ohio’s Open Records Law.

Understanding Ohio's Criminal Justice System

Ohio’s supreme court was established in 1841, making it one of the oldest, and most progressive, in the nation.

Locating An OVI In The State Of Ohio

The Ohio State Government defines an OVI or OVVAUC as a misdemeanor, punishable with severe fines and imprisonment.

What Information Is Included In The Arrest Record

Ohio Courts, police stations, and sheriff’s departments all create arrest records. Find out how to access these records, and what crime rates and arrest records look like in the state of Ohio.

Freedom Of Information Act

The Ohio Open Records Law allows Ohioans to study records created by their governing bodies. The government of Ohio offers its citizens transparency, which provides for a more open and free society.

Cuyahoga County

Cuyahoga holds its seat in the city of Cleveland, and is the second largest county in the State of Ohio. Public records here are available to the public by law.

Hamilton County

Citizens of Hamilton County, Ohio’s third largest county, enjoy the liberties granted to them via the Ohio Public Records Law, and can obtain public records freely.

Franklin County

The largest county in Ohio, Franklin County arrest records, court records, and public records are available to every one of its citizens. Learn more here.

Summit County

Summit County is the fourth most populated county in the state, and holds its government seat in Akron. Public records are available here by law.

Montgomery County

Montgomery County is Ohio’s fifth largest county, and home to the city of Dayton. Citizens in this county have access to public, court, arrest, and criminal records thanks to Ohio’s Open Records Law.

Lucas County

Ohio’s Lucas County is the sixth largest in the state, and home to the city of Toledo. Thanks to Ohio’s Open Records Law, the people of Lucas have access to public records by law.

Butler County

Butler County is Ohio’s seventh largest county, and home to the city of Hamilton. The people of Butler can access public records, including criminal records, arrest records, court records and more.

Stark County

The people of Stark County - Ohio’s eighth largest county, and home to the city of Canton - are able to access public records - such as criminal records - by law thanks to Ohio’s Open Records Law.