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You'll also want to clear your name in the court records.

According to court records, the company lost more than $25 million last year.

Court records show that he did not live up to those terms.

Now here is the police version, according to court records.

The sentence is to start today, according to court records.

The 122,000-square-foot building was once used to store county court records.

Some states are trying to prevent companies from looking at certain court records in the first place.

The words on the pavement are taken from court records.

According to court records, he has changed his name twice.

Changing his mind, he decided to look at the court records after all.

By his account and court records, he lost nearly $200,000 in the 1921 race war.

He then disputed state officials who told him the same, according to court records.

Court records show that private and Federal investigators worked together on the case.

Most of the report's findings were not at issue in the trial, however, court records show.

Court records show he had never been charged with a crime.

"I would like to have the prisoner say it, just for the court records."

The court records mention both men and women as dancing.

The study, to be released today, is based on a search of state and federal court records.

The advantage is that one person doing voice writing can create court records in real time.

State court records show that the sentence was extremely light.

He started by offering an apology, according to court records.

What the partners found shocked them, according to court records.

Then, court records show, he passed a note to his lawyer.

Court records do not show how that suit was resolved.

Though court records were usually open, he was nervous anyway.