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Searching public court material can involve names, citations, docket numbers, or details entered into an outside search tool. Those channels may collect different information and follow different privacy practices. A court record request is also distinct from information held by a private website or search provider. Understanding the difference helps visitors decide what to submit and whom to contact. Online searches leave a data trail. Read the provider’s own terms before entering personal information online.

Data You Give Us Directly

Search Queries

Search terms entered into an embedded search box are sent to the outside company that operates that tool. The provider processes the request under its own terms. This site does not keep a log of the search words entered in the widget.

Messages and Contact Submissions

An email sent to the site may be retained so a reply can be sent and the correspondence can be managed. It is not shared outside the organization unless a legal duty requires that disclosure.

Data We Gather Automatically

When a page loads, routine server and analytics systems may record technical details such as:

  • Page views and the time of each visit
  • Your browser name and version
  • Device category and operating system
  • The referring site, when one is provided
  • Internet Protocol address associated with the connection
  • Approximate time spent on a page

Cookies and Analytics

Cookies are small files saved by a browser. They can help measure which pages receive visits and where people leave. Analytics tools may group that traffic data. Browser settings can block cookies, though some site features may then work differently.

What We Do With This Data

  • Measuring traffic and page performance
  • Routing widget searches to the provider that operates them
  • Maintaining page availability and fixing errors
  • Improving sections that receive little use
  • Displaying advertising that may reflect browsing activity

No Warrant Data on File

Orange County Warrant Records does not host or sell a database of warrants or personal warrant files. It provides general information about the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, the District Clerk, the County Clerk, Justice of the Peace courts, and city Municipal Courts. Texas has no single public statewide warrant portal identified in the research. Visitor data is not assembled into consumer reports or third-party warrant files, and the site is not a consumer reporting agency under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

Third-Party Search Partners

Outside companies operate the embedded search boxes. Information typed into those boxes is handled under the provider’s privacy terms, including its retention and sharing rules. Review those terms before submitting information; this policy does not control the provider.

Links to Other Websites

Links from this site may lead to sheriff or court pages, statutes, legal resources, or outside search services. Once a visitor leaves, the linked service’s own privacy rules apply. Read them before sharing personal information.

Some advertising partners may use their systems to track activity across sites for ad selection. This site does not control those partner systems.

Who Might See Your Data

Personal information is not sold by this site. Data may be handled by:

  • The search provider selected by a visitor
  • Analytics services measuring site use
  • Advertising partners that serve page ads
  • A government body or law enforcement office when a valid legal order requires disclosure

How We Protect Your Data

Reasonable security steps are used to protect information handled by the site. Internet-connected services cannot be guaranteed free from every risk, so absolute security cannot be promised.

Users Under 18

The service is intended for adults and does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 18. If a minor’s information was sent to the site, contact the operator so the matter can be reviewed and the information removed when appropriate.

Your Data Rights

The Texas Public Information Act, Texas Government Code Chapter 552, governs requests for records held by Texas public bodies; it does not govern this private site’s visitor data. You may still ask the site operator to:

  • Provide a copy of information the site keeps about you
  • Correct an inaccurate detail
  • Remove information when it is appropriate to do so
  • Explain whether a data practice can be stopped

Updates to This Policy

This notice may be revised as site practices change. The posted version and its effective date identify the current terms, so review them from time to time.

Effective date: September 23, 2026