Question: Alberta courts (any site that searches for someone's name)?

[TomcoPDR]

Just wondering, want to find out if someone's been through the court system in Alberta. (whether plaintiff or defedant)

Any websites I can just type someone's name and see if they're related to a court case? (criminal, small claims, etc..)

Thanks

[Weapon_R]

You can search for anyone who has gone through the court system, in several different areas of law, by going to the clerk and filing a formal search request.

When you get to the courthouse, head to the 6th floor and towards the counters where the "QB General Filing" are located. There, you will see a purple form that you can fill out with the person's name and any other information you might have.

The clerk will conduct a search and give you a printout of all the actions containing that name. This costs $10. You may then request specific information based on what you indicate, at a cost of about ~$1/page. Sometimes, if you are searching an older matter , they will have to order it or request it from storage and you might be delayed for a week or so.

[TomcoPDR]

thanks man

[z24_wheels]

you can search here for judgements

http://www.canlii.org/en/index.php

[dexlargo]

^Not a comprehensive database. Only holds a tiny fraction of all decisions rendered.