In order to be arrested there must be an arrest warrant issued in your name. In Texas you can not be arrested for a crime if no one witnessed you committing it. I suggest you call to find out which form of contact is right for your situation and that you are directing your question and issue to the right office. Below is the contact information for the Supreme Court of Texas. The Supreme Court of Texas is the highest court in the state and presides over all lower courts. To do this, you will need to know your case number. Also on this site you can search by case if need more information about your upcoming court case. addresses and contact information for the district courts, county courts, the clerk's office, and justice of the peace. Click on the county you want to see resources for. There you will find a page with an interactive map of all counties. Online resources are available on the Texas Judicial site. They will be able to point you in the right direction so you can access the records you need. To obtain additional resources for Texas court records you can go to the official Texas Judicial site for the state.Īnother way to obtain criminal records is to go in person to the county courthouse and ask the court clerk for assistance. You can conduct an online search directly from our site or go to the official website of the Texas county where the case resides. County records you will have access to include events recorded with the state such as property records, marriage/divorce records, birth/death records, court judgments, as well as criminal records, arrest records, and outstanding warrants.

The easiest way to access these records is by doing an online search. These records are considered public domain and anyone can request these records at any time for any purpose.

Many court records are available for public view in the state of Texas.

Ector county public records search