District Court - Court Records Request
Court records include any document, information, exhibit, or other thing that is maintained by a court in connection with a judicial proceeding and any information in a case management system created or prepared by the court that is related to a judicial proceeding.
Examples of court records are: an index, calendar, docket, order, decree, judgment, or minute entry in a courtroom proceeding.
District Court – Courtroom Recording Request
Courtroom proceedings are electronically recorded and stored. District Court is not a court of record; which means that recordings are only available for 5 (five) years, from the hearing date.
Administrative Public Records Request
Clark County District Court is committed to openness, transparency, and the promise that the public should have reasonable access to administrative public records.
Effective January 1, 2016, General Rule 31.1: Access to Administrative Records:
- Confirms the right of the public to examine administrative records of the judicial branch.
- Establishes procedures for requesting records and guidelines for those responding to requests.
Fees, Exemptions & Appeals
Requests for records for Superior Court will be coordinated by the public records officer for their court.
Please contact them directly: www.clark.wa.gov/superior-court/public-records-request