How do you know if you have a warrant in Ohio?
You can get in touch with the county sheriff’s office or the local court to check if a warrant has been issued in your name. The arrest warrant remains on file till the person in question gets arrested or expires. The sheriffs’ office should be able to find the details of a warrant through the records department.
How do I put money on someone’s books in Cuyahoga County Jail?
An inmate may write to you or even phone you to tell you that they will need money in their commissary or their phone account. To easily deposit funds into the inmate’s commissary or their phone account, you can come down to the Cuyahoga County Corrections Center and use the kiosk that is in the lobby.
What does Criminal Division of Cleveland Municipal Court do?
The Criminal/Traffic Division of the Clerk of Courts Office records, processes and maintains all criminal, traffic and housing matters decided in Cleveland Municipal Court. In the course of executing that mission, we collect and distribute fines, court costs, bonds and fees associated with these cases.
Where to find criminal records in Cleveland Ohio?
The Ohio Attorney General’s Bureau of Investigation (BCI) maintains and processes criminal records checks for eligible requesters. Requesters can search for criminal records via the BCI’s WebCheck centers situated in different regions in the state. The WebCheck station for Cleveland City is located at:
Where can I find Cleveland Ohio divorce records?
Only divorce records from 1837 are available to the public. Records can be obtained from the Clerk of Courts Office at: 1200 Ontario Street Cleveland, Ohio 44113
What kind of cases does the Cleveland Housing Court hear?
Official website of the Cleveland Housing Court. The Housing Court has jurisdiction over criminal cases involving violations of the City’s housing, building, fire, zoning, health, waste collection, sidewalk, agriculture and air pollution codes. The court also hears civil cases involving landlord/tenant disputes.