Find Criminal Court Records in Greene County

Criminal court records in Greene County are held by the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Bloomfield. The clerk's office keeps all case files for felonies, misdemeanors, and infractions that go through Greene County courts. You can search for criminal court records online through the state MyCase portal or visit the courthouse at 1 East Main Street in Bloomfield. The office is open weekdays and staff can help with record requests, copies, and case lookups. Greene County uses Indiana's Odyssey Case Management System, so you can look up cases and view some court documents from home.

Greene County Clerk of Courts

The Greene County Clerk of the Circuit Court is the official record keeper for all court cases in the county. This office is established by the Indiana Constitution. The clerk is elected by Greene County voters and manages criminal court records, civil filings, and other court documents at the Bloomfield courthouse. Staff process new filings, maintain existing case records, and collect fees and fines on behalf of city, county, and state jurisdictions in Greene County.

The Greene County Clerk's Office page lists services and how to request criminal court records.

Under IC 5-14-3, the public has a right to inspect and copy court records. The Greene County clerk must provide access to criminal court records unless a court has sealed or restricted the file. You can visit in person to look up records, get copies, or pay court costs. The clerk also handles child support collections and other court-related tasks beyond criminal case management.

The official Greene County website has links to all county departments and court services.

More details about the clerk's services are on the Greene County clerk's office page.

Greene County Criminal Records Online Search

Greene County criminal court records are available through the state's MyCase portal. This system covers all Indiana courts and is free to use. Search by name or case number to find criminal cases filed in Greene County. The system shows case details, charges, hearing dates, and case status. Many documents are posted as links in the case summary, and final orders in criminal cases often appear there too.

Search Greene County criminal court records at public.courts.in.gov/mycase using the Odyssey system.

Anyone can use MyCase. You do not need an account for basic searches. The Access to Public Records Act under IC 5-14-3 gives you the right to inspect court records in Greene County. If a document is not shown as a link in the case summary, it is not available online. Call the clerk's office for records not posted to MyCase.

The Indiana courts page for Greene County provides local court contact details and division information.

Note: Information on MyCase is not an official court record and could contain errors, so verify important details with the Greene County clerk.

Greene County Court System

Greene County has courts that handle criminal cases at the county level. The Circuit Court hears felony and misdemeanor cases filed in the county. All criminal court records go through the same clerk's office in Bloomfield. The clerk keeps all records at the Greene County Courthouse on East Main Street, regardless of which court division handled the case.

The Greene County Courts division page has more about local court operations and criminal case procedures.

All courts in Greene County use the Odyssey system. Every criminal court record appears in the same MyCase search. You do not need to search each court separately to find Greene County cases. One search covers everything filed in the county.

Fees for Greene County Criminal Court Records

Standard Indiana fees apply for copies of criminal court records in Greene County. Copies cost $1.00 per page under IC 33-37-5-1. Certification adds $3.00 per document under IC 33-37-5-3. The clerk's office accepts cash and money orders for payment. Call ahead to confirm if they accept personal checks for criminal court record copies.

Online searches through MyCase are free. You pay only when you need physical copies or certified documents from the Greene County clerk.

Certified copies carry the official seal of the Greene County clerk. If you need them for legal purposes, visit the courthouse or call (812) 384-8535 about mail requests for criminal court records. Certified documents are usually needed for court filings, appeals, and other formal legal proceedings.

Note: Call the Greene County clerk to confirm current fees and accepted payment methods before your visit.

Getting Criminal Court Records in Greene County

You can get criminal court records from Greene County in a few ways. Visit the clerk's office at 1 East Main Street in Bloomfield during business hours, Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Bring the case number or the full name of the person you need records for. Staff can look up cases and make copies for you. Walk-in requests are handled the same day when the clerk's workload allows.

Mail requests are another option. Send your request to the Greene County Clerk's Office at 1 E Main St, Bloomfield, IN 47424. Include the full name, case number if you have it, and payment for copy fees. Most mail requests are handled within a few business days, though processing times can vary depending on volume at the office.

Indiana's expungement law under IC 35-38-9 may affect which criminal court records are available in Greene County. Expunged cases get removed from public access. They will not appear on MyCase or at the clerk's office. For questions about records access or the expungement process, Indiana Legal Help offers free information about court procedures and criminal record matters in the state.

Cities in Greene County

Greene County includes several small communities. The county seat is Bloomfield. Other towns include Linton, Jasonville, and Worthington. All criminal cases in Greene County are filed at the county level through the courts in Bloomfield. There are no separate city criminal courts in Greene County.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Greene County. If you need criminal court records from a neighboring area, select the county where the case was filed.