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Criminal-record and social-profile search option.
View RecordsLocate Hendricks County criminal cases in Indiana MyCase and ask the county clerk for official documents or records missing from public online access.
Use Indiana MyCase to search public nonconfidential case information. Record the case number, Hendricks court, party spelling, and disposition/event date shown.
The Hendricks local rules state that criminal cases are filed with the Hendricks County Clerk and allocated among the county’s Circuit and Superior Courts.
If the reader needs a certified judgment, sentencing order, or another official filing, request that item from the local clerk. Online visibility can vary and does not change who owns the record.
MyCase can expose public case identifiers, events, and some documents. It is efficient for matching a known Hendricks prosecution to the correct court.
Indiana Courts public-record guidance warns that online records vary and should not be treated as a complete criminal-history search. Older or unavailable material may require direct clerk contact.
A downloadable/visible docket entry is not automatically the same thing as a clerk-issued certified copy. Use the clerk when certification or exact filed text matters.
| Product | Matching / geography | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Hendricks court record | Case number and court file in Hendricks County. | Document what occurred in a particular local prosecution. |
| ISP Limited Criminal History | Name/date-of-birth based; Indiana only; completeness depends on county participation. | A defined Indiana name-based history response, with its limitations retained. |
| Fingerprint National Full Criminal History | Fingerprint-supported, broader state/federal reporting. | When the requesting organization requires a more comprehensive national criminal-history product. |
Indiana State Police expressly calls Limited Criminal History non-comprehensive and Indiana-only. A clean LCH result does not erase a known Hendricks court case, prove the absence of out-of-state/federal records, or replace a certified local disposition.
Include the case number and issuing clerk/court so the recipient can identify the source.
Keep the “Indiana-only” and name-based limitations with the report.
Use only when the authorized purpose and recipient call for that product; do not infer that every court-search request requires fingerprints.