How to Remove a judyrecords Case
judyrecords lists one email for removing a page from search results and another for removing a sealed or expunged record. Here is how each works.
Researched: October 2026
Quick overview
- To remove a page from search engine results, judyrecords says to email [email protected] with the links and a one or two sentence reason.
- To remove a page from judyrecords itself, it says to email [email protected] with the links and supporting documentation.
- Removal requests are accepted if the record has been sealed or expunged by a court order.
- judyrecords says its records were made public by their respective agencies, and may not reflect the most accurate information.
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What judyrecords says
judyrecords describes itself as a search engine for more than 770 million United States court cases. Its terms say all records were made public by their respective agencies and are part of the public domain.
They also say a record in the database may not reflect the most accurate information about a case, and that users should verify it with official court records.
Search suppression request
To request that a page be removed from search engine results, judyrecords says to email [email protected].
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Collect the links
Copy the links to the judyrecords pages you want handled.
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Write a short reason
The page asks for a one or two sentence statement regarding the reason.
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Email [email protected]
Send the links together with the statement.
Removal request
To request that a page be removed from judyrecords, the site says to email [email protected] with the links and supporting documentation.
It says removal requests are accepted if the record has been sealed or expunged by a court order.
If a record hasn't been sealed, judyrecords says to reach out to an expungement service or an attorney about the process.
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If the record stays
A suppression request concerns search engine results, and a removal request concerns the record on judyrecords. The same case can still appear on other sites.
Search suppression moves a record that stays published down in search results, and Google De-indexing applies where a page is eligible. We tell you which situation you're in before any work begins.
Common questions
How do I ask judyrecords to remove a page from search results?
judyrecords says to email [email protected], including the links requested along with a one or two sentence statement regarding the reason.
How do I ask judyrecords to remove a record from the site?
judyrecords says to email [email protected] with the links requested and supporting documentation. It says removal requests are accepted if the record has been sealed or expunged by a court order.
What if the record hasn't been sealed or expunged?
judyrecords says that if a record hasn't been sealed, you should reach out to an expungement service or an attorney about the process.
Is a suppression request the same as a removal request?
No. judyrecords lists them separately: suppression is a request to remove a page from search engine results, and removal is a request to remove a page from judyrecords itself.
Does judyrecords guarantee the accuracy of a record?
No. Its terms say a record may not reflect the most accurate information about a case, and that it is the user's responsibility to verify information with official court records. They also say all records were made public by their respective agencies and are part of the public domain.
Do I pay if the record isn't removed?
Our removal services are no-removal, no-fee: you're invoiced only once we achieve the removal defined in your Service Agreement. Search suppression is billed for the work performed.
Related
Also listed on another court-records site? See our CourtListener, Justia, PlainSite, CaseMine or UniCourt guides, or the full Court Records Removal service. Search suppression moves a record down, and Google De-indexing covers pages that shouldn't appear in Google at all.
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