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View RecordsFind the correct King County court, compare Washington case portals with the Texas clerk route, and request records with the right case identifiers.
| Jurisdiction | Official starting point | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| King County, Washington — Superior Court | King County Superior Court records / KC Script. | Superior Court case documents and record requests. |
| King County, Washington — District Court | King County District Court case access. | District Court case information and document-access options. |
| Washington statewide criminal history | Washington State Patrol. | State criminal-history repository product; not the same as either King County court portal. |
| King County, Texas | 50th District Clerk (King County). | Texas district-clerk route in Guthrie; entirely separate from Washington court systems. |
King County describes KC Script as the Superior Court records portal for searching, viewing and ordering records. Adult criminal records filed from November 1, 2004 forward can be available for online viewing, subject to access restrictions.
Not every Superior Court record is displayed online. Sealed/confidential material and other restricted records follow access rules; records that are not viewable can still require an order or in-person request.
If a recipient requires an official copy, order the actual court record and request certification as needed. A portal summary should not be represented as a statewide criminal-history certificate.
The District Court resources describe searches by case number, party/name and other supported fields. Use an exact case number when available to reduce same-name ambiguity.
District Court case access can show items such as hearing dates, judgment information, sentence conditions, warrant status and a document index. Those fields are useful for locating the case and deciding which document matters.
Public document access is not identical to attorney, government or case-party access. If a public user cannot open a filing online, use the court’s public terminal or records-request channel instead of assuming the document does not exist.
The Washington State Patrol criminal-history service is the statewide repository route. WSP describes publicly available criminal-history information as including convictions and certain recent arrests with dispositions pending, plus specified sex/kidnapping offender information. Its WATCH name/date-of-birth search is currently $11. A name-based repository response still should not be treated as conclusive identity proof when fingerprints are required.
Use the specific Superior or District Court record and request the filing/certification required.
Use WSP/WATCH for the statewide criminal-history product and describe its published scope.
Use the court that owns the case. Repository history may lag or summarize court events differently.
Follow the fingerprint process required by the receiving program; do not overstate a name/DOB match.
| Verified Texas detail | Current official information | Practical use |
|---|---|---|
| Custodian | 50th District Clerk (King County), Jammye D. Timmons. | Use the Texas clerk for a King County, Texas district-court filing. |
| Office | 800 South Baker, P.O. Box 135, Guthrie, Texas 79236; phone 806-596-4412. | Confirms the Texas jurisdiction before sending a records inquiry. |
| Online link | The county page links to iDocket. | Treat it as the county’s linked case-access service, not a Washington King County result. |