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Courts: Public Safety and Courts
- Judicial Online Search app brings our top databases together. Use it to search active warrants, current inmates (Including those released in last 24 hours), cases, and civil papers:
- The eFiling system can be used for the filing of all legal documents. All civil, criminal or family law filings can be done on-line.
When Visiting The Courthouse
All visitors are subject to security screening before entering the Collin County Courthouse. Please plan to arrive early to allow time for screening, especially if you have a scheduled appointment or court appearance. Visitors must secure prohibited items outside the facility before entry. Security personnel will not hold items at the entrance, and unattended property is not permitted.
The following Items are NOT permitted in the Courthouse:
- Weapons and ammunition (firearms, knives, brass knuckles, stun guns, etc.)
- Sharp objects and tools (scissors, screwdrivers, multi-tools, hammers, etc.)
- Flammables or chemical irritants (lighters, pepper spray, aerosols, vapes, etc.)
- Personal and household items (needles, utensils, glass or metal containers, water bottles)
- Surveillance devices (cameras, smart glasses, recording devices, laser pointers)
- Any other item that could compromise courthouse security or proceedings
For a detailed list of prohibited items, see the Courthouse Prohibited Items and Security Policy (PDF).
Additional requirements on courthouse security, attire, and conduct are established by the Collin County Courts Policies Order (PDF).
The District Attorney
Court case search, filings, and case details.
The Sheriff
Enforces the law impartially, works to prevent crime, and apprehends offenders.
The Districts Courts
Jurisdiction includes felony, major civil cases, and family law matters.
The County Courts at Law
Misdemeanor cases, Class C appeals, civil and mental health cases, and probate matters
The Constables
Chief process servers for their precincts and bailiffs in JP courts.
Fire Marshal
Prevents and reduces fires by raising awareness and enforcing fire code compliance.
The Justice Courts
Handles civil and minor criminal cases, issues peace bonds, and performs magisterial duties.
The Magistrate Court
Advise defendants, determine probable cause, set bond, issue warrants, and enforce bonds.