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Criminal-record and social-profile search option.
View RecordsUse the judiciary criminal-case route to identify the case, then follow its court-record request link for the filed record.
Use the Judiciary’s Find a Case directory for public case information. To obtain a filing, use its Records Request Form CN 10200, revised September 2025. A docket result, a copy of an order and a State Police criminal-history response are different outputs.
Criminal Practice tools include PROMIS/Gavel public access. Keep the county, division and case reference with the request. Prosecutor/defense eCourts access and law-enforcement eCDR are not general public search accounts.
Use the municipal court identified on the complaint or ticket. CN 10200 includes Municipal Court routing; do not send the request to a county Superior division simply because the municipality lies in that county.
If an organization requires an NJ State Police check, follow the State Police identification and criminal-history route. The court-copy form requests judicial records; it does not order a repository history report.
The current form provides name, aliases and birth-date fields for Criminal / Municipal cases. Use known information; leave unknown details unresolved rather than inventing a matching identity.
Add the indictment or arrest date and any indictment, accusation, complaint or municipal number available. If known, provide sentencing date and judge.
Identify the judgment, disposition, order or other filing sought. Explain the approximate event/date when its formal title is unknown.
| Copy option on CN 10200 | How to select it |
|---|---|
| Non-certified letter-size pages | Listed charge: $0.05 per page. |
| Non-certified legal-size pages | Listed charge: $0.07 per page. |
| Seal, certified or exemplified copy | Special-copy options; confirm the recipient’s requirement and applicable total before payment. |
Rates shown are from the September 2025 form revision. The ordinary per-page prices do not establish the charge for authentication.
Select the county/division or municipal court, then supply the available case identifiers. Check that the document request concerns that proceeding.
CN 10200 directs these requests through the Judiciary Electronic Documents Submission system. Follow the Judiciary’s current submission instructions and retain the confirmation.
Compare the returned case reference, document and copy type with your request. Ask the supplying office about a missing filing or an incorrect format.
A court entry may show only one proceeding or stage. It does not establish that all jurisdictions, police records or restricted records were searched. Read the disposition before calling a charge a conviction, and keep a same-name match unresolved unless the available identifiers support it.