These are the courts with cases that can be searched using the Kansas District Court Public Access Portal. Kansas eCourt Courts lists which courts are operating on the Kansas eCourt case management system. Information in some cases is not available through the Kansas District Court Public Access Portal but is available through a computer terminal at the courthouse. You will be able to search case information through the public access portal, but only records (documents) after a court begins operating on the Kansas eCourt case management system will be available.Īs described earlier, information in some cases is not public because it’s sealed or is exempt from disclosure by state statute, judicial rule, order, or case law. This would be the case number, the type of case, who’s involved, names of attorneys, judge assigned, and hearing dates.Ĭourt records include the documents filed in the case. Other records may not be available by state statute, judicial rule, order, or case law.Ĭase information includes details about a case. Sealed cases and sealed records are not public, and they can't be accessed through the courthouse terminal.
Each court has a computer reserved for public searches of court cases and court records in that court. If a record is public but not available through the public access portal, it will be available at the courthouse. Supreme Court Rule 22: Access to Public Electronic District Court Case Records Kansas District Court Public Access PortalĬases and records that will not be accessible through the portal are identified in the Supreme Court's Kansas eCourt Rules (20-25). Many child in need of care and juvenile records andĪs Kansas courts move to a new centralized case management system following the Kansas eCourt Statewide Rollout Plan, their public records will become available through an online portal. Other records may be exempt by judicial rule, order, or case law. Sealed cases and sealed records are not public, and some cases are exempt from disclosure under the Kansas Open Records Act (K.S.A. Each court has a computer reserved for public searches of court case information and court records in that court. Public court records are available at each courthouse.
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