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View RecordsUse Utah Xchange for district and justice court case information, distinguish party access, and identify the Cache County court holding the official file.
Utah Xchange includes district and justice court summaries. Felonies and class A misdemeanors are District Court matters. Public District Court document images can be purchased; electronically available public filings since July 1, 2010 are included.
Most class B and C misdemeanors, infractions and traffic cases belong to justice courts. Match the court name on the citation. Do not assume the District Court image-purchase coverage also promises every Justice Court filing.
| Account option | Published terms relevant to a short search |
|---|---|
| One-Time Use | $10 initial credit; searches $0.35 each and documents $1 each. Creating an account allows a return to unused credit. |
| Guest | Same initial credit and unit charges, but no account is created and unused credit is forfeited. |
| Monthly subscription | $25 setup and $40 monthly, including 500 searches; documents $1 each and additional searches $0.35. |
Use the official fee and subscription page to check the current terms before payment. A search is charged by its search criteria, so identify the court and likely case reference before repeatedly changing queries.
MyCourtCase serves parties and now also permits criminal-case victims to create an account. Its case history, document viewing and linked-case features are free. Researchers are directed to Xchange.
The instructions ask for an email address, case number and government-issued identification. Use the court’s help route if identity or case-location matching fails; for a non-Utah ID, you may request a secure link from support rather than send it through an unrelated site.
First District — Cache County is at 135 North 100 West, Logan, UT 84321; phone 435-750-1300. Identify the District case and document when asking about access or the required copy.
Xchange coverage depends on when the court adopted its case system and converted older files. Converted cases can contain less detail; sealed and expunged cases are not displayed. A sparse or absent public result does not resolve the contents of every historical file.