Not sure about TX, but in FL you can. Just go to the actual court building where the case was heard. Here, all you have to do is pay a printing fee...it's a matter of public record
Monday, January 18, 2010
Can I get court transcripts for civil and criminal cases in TX? If so, how?
Recently found out the entire truth about an in-law who was released from prison and now has to register as a sex offender. The gravity of the offense is much worse than I had been told. Wanting to find out the facts for myself.Can I get court transcripts for civil and criminal cases in TX? If so, how?
Not sure about TX, but in FL you can. Just go to the actual court building where the case was heard. Here, all you have to do is pay a printing fee...it's a matter of public recordblue eyeshadow
Not sure about TX, but in FL you can. Just go to the actual court building where the case was heard. Here, all you have to do is pay a printing fee...it's a matter of public record
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