Search Jackson County Felony Records

Jackson County felony records are maintained by the Circuit Court in Medford. As the sixth most populous county in Oregon, Jackson County has over 200,000 residents spread across 11 incorporated cities. The Rogue Valley is home to a growing wine region with more than 100 wineries. All criminal cases filed in Jackson County are handled at the Justice Building in Medford, and public court records are available through the clerk's office.

Jackson County Circuit Court

The Jackson County Circuit Court is located at 100 S. Oakdale Avenue in Medford, OR 97501. You can reach the court at 541-776-7171. This is where all felony cases in Jackson County are filed, heard, and stored. The court serves the entire county from the Justice Building in downtown Medford.

The records window is on the first floor of the Justice Building. It is open from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM and again from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. You can visit during these hours to search for felony records, request copies, or review case files. The Jackson County Circuit Court website has more details about court services and contact information.

Jackson County is a busy court. With over 200,000 residents and 11 cities, the case volume is high. Felony cases make up a significant portion of the court's work. Staff handle record requests in the order they come in. Arrive early for the best service at the Jackson County records window.

Jackson County Court Records

The Jackson County court records office processes requests for felony case files and other criminal documents. Visit the Jackson County Court Records page for details on how to submit your request. Both walk-in and mail requests are accepted.

The court accepts several payment methods for copies and fees. Cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover are all accepted at the Jackson County records window. Plain copies cost $0.25 per page. Certified copies are $5 each. Exemplified copies cost $10. These fees are set by state law.

Note: Jackson County does not offer written transcripts of court proceedings. Audio recordings are available instead through a separate request process.

Jackson County Audio Records

Jackson County provides audio recordings of court hearings instead of written transcripts. If you need a record of what was said in a felony hearing, you must request the audio file. The Jackson County audio request page explains the process and fees.

Audio files are delivered through SFTP. You need the FTR Player software to listen to them. The costs for audio records in Jackson County are:

• Digital delivery up to 500MB: $10
• CD pickup at the courthouse: $11
• CD mailed to you: $14.92

Audio records can be critical for felony cases in Jackson County. They capture witness testimony, legal arguments, and the judge's rulings. If you plan to appeal a case or need to review what happened at a hearing, the audio file is your primary source in Jackson County.

Jackson County Sheriff Records

The Jackson County Sheriff's Office, known as JCSO, handles law enforcement across the county. The office runs several divisions tied to felony records. Patrol, Investigations, Enforcement, and Corrections all generate records that connect to criminal cases in Jackson County. Visit the Jackson County Sheriff website for contact details and services.

JCSO also runs Search and Rescue operations and manages the county jail. The Corrections division handles booking, housing, and release of inmates. If you need current custody information for someone with a Jackson County felony case, the Sheriff's Office is the right place to ask. The office also produces the "Status Check" podcast, which covers public safety topics in Jackson County.

Jackson County Felony Searches

Several online tools can help you find felony records tied to Jackson County cases. The OJD Find a Case tool is free and covers all Oregon courts. Enter a name or case number to find matching cases from Jackson County. For deeper searches, the OJCIN Online system offers subscription access to detailed court records.

The Oregon State Police run a criminal history program. You can request a check through the OSP Criminal History page. The fee is $33. Results take 7 to 10 business days. The DOC Offender Search is free and lets you look up inmates by name. Both tools cover all of Oregon, not just Jackson County.

Media access to Jackson County court proceedings requires advance notice. Requests must be submitted at least 2 hours before the hearing. Email jac.media.requests@ojd.state.or.us to submit a media access request for Jackson County felony cases.

Jackson County Felony Expungement

Oregon law allows some felony records to be set aside. The process is governed by ORS 137.225. Senate Bill 397 changed the waiting periods for many offenses. Some Jackson County residents with older convictions now qualify sooner.

Serious person felonies and sex crimes cannot be set aside. For eligible cases, you file a motion with the Jackson County Circuit Court in Medford. The court reviews your case and decides whether to grant the set-aside. If approved, the felony record is sealed. It will no longer show up in most public searches of Jackson County criminal records.

Note: Juvenile records in Jackson County are handled separately and have their own rules for access and sealing under Oregon law.

Cities in Jackson County

Jackson County has 11 incorporated cities. All felony cases from these cities are filed at the Jackson County Circuit Court in Medford. The courthouse serves the entire county from one location.

Other cities in Jackson County include Ashland, Central Point, Eagle Point, Jacksonville, Phoenix, Talent, Rogue River, Shady Cove, Butte Falls, and Gold Hill. All file felony cases through the Jackson County Circuit Court.

Nearby Counties

Jackson County shares borders with several counties in southern Oregon. Felony cases are filed in the county where the crime took place. If you need criminal records from a neighboring county, contact that county's Circuit Court directly.