NO FCRA USE. This privately operated website is not affiliated with government and is not a consumer reporting agency. Neither it nor its advertising partners may be used for credit, employment, insurance, tenant screening, or another purpose governed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
1. What This Website Is
This is a private reference resource that organizes links and instructions for Muskegon County offices, the 60th District and 14th Circuit courts, Michigan State Police CJIC, MDOC, and the Michigan Public Sex Offender Registry. It does not operate those systems, hold their records, or act as a private investigation service.
2. Rules for Using This Site
Use the service only for lawful personal research, review of your own record, understanding a court matter, community safety awareness, genealogy, or another purpose permitted by law. Do not disrupt the service, bypass security, scrape it at scale, impersonate another person, submit unlawful content, or use information to commit fraud or harm.
3. No Harassment, Stalking, or Discrimination
You may not use information reached through this service to harass, stalk, threaten, intimidate, injure, or unlawfully discriminate against anyone. Michigan PSOR exists for public safety, not retaliation or vigilantism. Misuse of registry data may be a crime under MCL 28.730.
4. We Are Not a Consumer Reporting Agency
No information here is offered as a consumer report. Do not use the service or linked tools for a decision involving credit, employment, insurance, housing, or any other FCRA-regulated purpose. A lawful official process must be obtained through the responsible agency or an appropriate FCRA-compliant provider.
5. No Legal Advice
General descriptions of Michigan and Muskegon County record procedures are not legal advice. They do not determine how a charge, warrant, conviction, correction, or set-aside rule applies to a person. Consult a licensed Michigan attorney for advice about a specific situation.
6. No Warranties
The service is provided as available and without a promise that it will be uninterrupted, error free, current, complete, or suitable for a particular purpose. Public agencies can revise pages, contacts, fees, data, and access rules without notice. Verify any material fact with the office maintaining the original record.
7. Third-Party Services and Links
Outside websites and search providers set their own terms, privacy practices, prices, and content. Linking to a service does not guarantee its accuracy or endorse every product it offers. Use of an outside service creates a relationship with that provider, not with Muskegon County Criminal History.
8. Intellectual Property
Original text, graphics, logos, design elements, and code are protected by applicable intellectual-property law. You may use the service for ordinary personal reference. Republishing, modifying, selling, or systematically copying protected material requires prior permission unless law allows the use.
9. Limits on Our Liability
To the fullest extent law permits, the operators are not liable for loss arising from use of the service, reliance on incomplete or outdated information, inability to reach a third-party system, or conduct by an outside provider. Your sole remedy for dissatisfaction is to stop using the service.
10. Indemnification
You agree to defend and hold the operators harmless from claims, losses, costs, and liabilities caused by your unlawful use, breach of these terms, infringement of another person’s rights, or misuse of information obtained through the service.
11. Governing Law
Michigan law governs these terms without regard to conflict-of-law principles. A dispute connected with use of this service must be brought in a court with lawful jurisdiction in Michigan.
12. Changes to These Terms
These terms may be revised when the service or law changes. The current version will appear on this page. Continued use after a revision takes effect means the revised terms govern later use.
13. Cutting Off Access
Access may be limited or ended, without advance notice, when necessary to protect the service, enforce these terms, meet a legal duty, or respond to suspected abuse.
14. Severability
If a court finds one provision invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue in effect. A valid provision should be interpreted as closely as law allows to the original purpose.
15. Questions
Questions about an official Muskegon County record belong with the public office that maintains it. These terms do not create an obligation for this private resource to research, retrieve, correct, or interpret a record.