The Advanced Search allows you to change the defaults for the current search, giving you more flexibility for finding information. Once you have entered your search criteria and selected an area, type, and number of results per page, click the Go button to start the search process. For help, scroll down or click the next to the specific option.

Note that the search process does not look at the data (case information) stored in the Public Access Records system.

The above options allow you to search the site in a variety of ways. Following is a description of each option.

Search:
Enter what you are looking for here. Whole or partial words may be specified. For example, searching for our will find our, court, and courts. Valid search criteria includes letters, numbers, space, dash, and underscore. You must enter at least 3 characters (no more than 50) in the search box.

Search Area:
Search the entire site (default) or narrow your search by selecting a certain area of the site.

Search Type:
Specify how you want to search.

• Match ALL words will return results where ALL of the words entered in the search box were found (default).
• Match ANY words will return results where ANY of the words entered in the search box were found.
• Match exact phrase will return results where the words entered in the search box match exactly.

Results Per Page:
This option allows you to specify the number of results to be displayed per results page.